Damn
Stuff I either 1) felt, like physically shaken by or 2) couldn’t imagine another human being saw in the same way (read: someone read my mind)
Damn
One of the big losses I see in the vibe shift is the opportunity for writers to loose themselves from the chains of personality and just write interesting things.
Perfectly elaborates why I always, and especially now, felt icly about Substack and writing on there. It’s like I never fit in, because I wanted to be my whole sense and write about whatever the heck stuck in my mind that week and instead I’ve been forced to follow some sort of marketable thread that is obviously more beneficial to the system it is for myself
Maggie Smith @maggiesmithpoet
GOOD BONES
Life is short, though I keep this from my children.
Life is short, and I've shortened mine
in a thousand delicious, ill-advised ways,
a thousand deliciously ill-advised ways
I'll keep from my... See more
instagram.comAmazon prices are fake. #amazon #scam
youtube.com🚨 Be wary of the “marketing gurus” and entrepreneur influencers telling you how to grow online… but staying silent about the US government policies being pushed right now that directly impact your freedom of speech and expression on these platforms.
If someone is teaching you “visibility strategies” without naming the... See more
Natalie Brite | DoGoodBizsubstack.com“Your marketing doesn’t exist in a vacuum… it exists inside a political landscape that shapes who gets heard, what gets seen, and what gets erased.“
You Can Make A Website
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What if I expanded on this in some way?
We’re not talking enough about why freelance social media managers are everywhere. They grew by about a third in Europe since the pandemic. Tell me that growth is not also fuelled by millions of entrepreneurs realising that social media are addictive poison or simply meaningless, but their livelihoods still require a presence there so they gave
... See moreSolutions beat subscriptions.
We don't want more things to read. We want fewer things to worry about.
Your subscribers aren't buying content, they're buying peace of mind. They want to stop researching, stop second-guessing, stop wondering if they're missing something important.
We don't want more things to read. We want fewer things to worry about.
Your subscribers aren't buying content, they're buying peace of mind. They want to stop researching, stop second-guessing, stop wondering if they're missing something important.
People want you to make their life easier, not to add work to their plate
What I’m in search of is maybe hard to explain in a neat sentence, but, maybe, it’s some sense of resonance. You know when you’re reading and you’re like “Oh, this person is saying this thing I’ve been thinking or feeling forever, but didn’t know how to express in words?” That’s a beautiful feeling when you can see yourself more clearly through... See more
On the value of being a beginner
Ah!