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How to increase new subscribers by refreshing your publication

Over the last few months, I have followed the advice of several prominent Substack experts and redesigned my publication to maximize engagement and findability.

· Jul 21 · Russell Nohelty

Helped, Heard, or Hugged? Understanding the true intentions behind what somebody needs when they express themselves

Learn how to recognize whether someone wants help, to be heard, or to receive emotional support when they post online, and respond in a way that fosters empathy and connection.

· Jul 19 · Russell Nohelty

Wannabe Press Income Report - Q2 - 2024

The bleeding, won't somebody please stop the bleeding? Not me, though. I'm not a money doctor or whatever. I can sure throw money at it though, as long as you don't mind blood-stained money.

· Jul 17 · Russell Nohelty

Following along with the How to Build a World Class Substack campaign (part 1)

Since most people on Substack haven't heard of and definitely did not now how to launch a book on Kickstarter, I made a series of posts throughout the campaign about what was happening.

· Jul 16 · Russell Nohelty

Following along with the How to Build a World Class Substack campaign (part 2)

This is the continuation of the previous article.

· Jul 16 · Russell Nohelty

Mastering the art of attention as a writer

Unlocking the secrets to capturing and sustaining visibility in the creative world

· Jul 12 · Russell Nohelty

The great Medium vs. Substack debate

The conversation is pivoting on the wrong axis and making the same fundamental mistake we made at Writer MBA for years.

· Jul 10 · Russell Nohelty

Fling people past you as far and as often as possible.

· Jul 5 · Russell Nohelty

Daily newsletter testing

In which I keep you updated on the testing and implementation of my daily newsletter, Authoresque.

· Jul 3 · Russell Nohelty

Should you "write short"?

Ever since I joined Substack, the best practice I have heard was to “write short”. It started as shorter than 1,500 words, and then it reduced to 800-1,100 words. Is that good advice, though?

· Jun 26 · Russell Nohelty

The new Super Nintendo World at Universal Hollywood is peak late-stage capitalism

Maybe I'm an old man shaking my fist at coulds, but Mario Land hits different than the rest of even Universal, let alone amusement parks, and feels like the start of something ominous.

· Jun 23 · Russell Nohelty