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Introducing Every
Writing is a central skill in the creator economy. You can use it in TikTok videos, stories, and memes, you can build communities and media around it. And it’s still a prominent tool for communication between people. So we thought writing was the ideal starting point and a natural first step for Mirror. Eventually, we would love for any group chats... See more
Patrick Rivera • The emerging Internet Renaissance — my interview with Patrick Ri…
Creator collectives share the burden of publishing and backend duties (accounting, admin, customer support), but do not solve for churn.
Richard Patey • Why Creators Should Choose Protocols Over Subscriptions
This is a big deal for Every, too, because it proves something crucial about our model: We can find talented people to run the products we create—and we can do that from our community of readers. We’re documenting everything we learn in this process, and I can’t wait to show you what’s coming.
Every release is a chance to find the people who connect with our ideas, and for us to better express the essence of what our project is about.
Yancey Strickler • When Your Purpose Is 1-of-1
This shift is smart, maybe even necessary. But it’s also messy. Writers are now leaning into viral formats like listicles, roundups, and traffic-bait headlines. They spend time upskilling on new features so they’re not left behind. Substack Notes feels like a watercooler in an office where everyone’s job is ... Substack.