CHECK YOUR LINKS, MULTIPLE NEWSLETTERS, AND NAMING
Here’s a new video drop I made for Sean King O’Grady from their Substack Note, but figured it might be helpful for other folks.
1. Double check all the links in your profiles
On your profile (Substack, socials, whatever), this person has a website URL listed. On desktop, you can click it and it works — but on mobile, it doesn’t. In this case edit your Substack profile and add that link as an external website so it works everywhere.
2. Should You Start a Separate Newsletter?
If early on in the process, no, I wouldn’t. Put all your effort into your main newsletter and get as many people on that as possible. Tell people there about whatever else you’re doing and selling. Once you’ve made some sales, you’ll have email addresses of people who bought from you — that can become your second email list.
3. Should Your Newsletter Have a “Name?”
You’re the artist — trust your gut. If your name works, your name works. The success you see from others doing it differently isn’t your path. You’ve done great work so far — keep doing it your way. People who care about what you’re doing will sign up and stick around, no matter what it’s called.
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