Substack has new community tools that make it easier for publishers to connect with their audience. You can customize chat spaces and filter activity feeds better.
Publishers now have more control over contributors. Contributors can see draft posts but won't access private subscriber info.
The platform has improved search features and now offers full-screen transcripts for audio and video posts, making it easier for subscribers to find and follow content.
You can now paywall your chat to only allow paying subscribers, which helps keep discussions focused and friendly. This can also be a great incentive for people to subscribe to your content.
The chat features have been upgraded to make it easier to navigate, search for old conversations, and manage notifications. This makes participating in chats smoother and more enjoyable.
Substack chats provide a private space for subscribers to connect and discuss topics they love, creating a sense of community among readers and writers. It's like a special hangout just for fans.
Substack now allows users to share native videos in Notes, adding more creativity to the platform. This means creators can connect with their audience in fun and engaging ways.
Many different types of creators are using this video feature, from musicians to illustrators. They've shared everything from poetry readings to nature sounds, making Substack feel alive.
Adding a video to a note is easy and limits each upload to five minutes. This encourages creators to be brief and concise with their content.
Substack Creator Studio helps video creators build subscription communities. It connects creators directly with their fans and helps them grow their presence.
Selected creators get expert advice, media exposure, and personalized support to ensure their success. It's a great chance for them to showcase their content.
Only U.S.-based creators can apply, and there's an emphasis on engaging with subscribers through the Substack platform. It's important for creators to make Substack their main base for content.
Substack Creator Studio offers a fellowship for video creators to develop their channels and build communities on Substack. It's a chance for creators to connect closely with their audience and earn money through subscriptions.
The Substack model is seen as a stable alternative for creators who struggle with changing social media algorithms and uncertain ad revenue. It allows them to have ownership of their content and a more reliable income.
Substack is expanding its features to support various creators, helping them grow their audience and improve their work experience. This includes better tools for video, audio, and direct engagement with subscribers.