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Growing on Substack

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    The Substack Founders Just Explained Their Algorithm

    Explains why relationships—not individual posts—drive Substack growth, then gives five practical habits: use Notes consistently, restack other writers, reply to readers, engage before publishing, and maintain a sustainable cadence.

    Recommended by @lisansnowe

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    Should You Launch a Paid Substack at 100 Subscribers Or at 1,000? Here's the Answer

    The real subscriber math, the hidden workload, and the signs that tell you if a paid Substack subscription will actually pay off

    Recommended by @lisansnowe

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Writing Guides

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Industry Guides

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    Your Query and I Were Really Hitting It Off... Until I read Your Summary

    Your query had me interested. Then the plot disappeared. Here’s how to write a summary that keeps an agent reading and wanting to request pages.

    Recommended by @davidtetheredge

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    Your Book is so Midlist and That's Okay

    Discusses how to pick comps for your book when you submit it to an agent.

    Recommended by @davidtetheredge

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    Don’t Leave Self-Publishing for 50% of Net

    Compares Simon Stream to Amazon's KDP and other options for Indy author ebook publishing.

    Recommended by @davidtetheredge