The hottest Content creation Substack posts right now

And their main takeaways
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Wadds Inc. newsletter 39 implied HN points 30 Nov 23
  1. The book covers how AI tools like large language models can help public relations by making writing and understanding information easier.
  2. It showcases productivity tools that can make tasks like transcribing and media monitoring faster and more efficient.
  3. The book emphasizes the importance of human skills in PR, like emotional intelligence and ethics, even when using advanced AI tools.
Kristina God's Online Writing Club 119 implied HN points 24 Nov 22
  1. Good writing skills are important for YouTube success. Writing video scripts helps organize your thoughts and keeps viewers engaged.
  2. A well-structured video should have a clear introduction, informative middle, and a concise conclusion. This makes it easier for audiences to follow along.
  3. The more viewers watch your videos, the better they will perform on YouTube. A higher watch time signals to the algorithm that your content is interesting.
Tech Buzz China Insider 59 implied HN points 31 Mar 23
  1. Tencent found success in the short video market by integrating WeChat Channels into its ecosystem, pivoting from standalone apps like WeiShi.
  2. WeChat Channels differentiated itself by focusing on knowledge and current affairs videos, targeting older users, and achieving higher e-commerce revenue per user compared to competitors.
  3. Recognizing the importance of short videos, Tencent CEO Pony Ma named WeChat Channels as the 'hope of the whole company.'
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Do Not Research 59 implied HN points 23 Feb 23
  1. Being an artist in the age of social media means navigating the intersection of art and commerce, where the artists' creations and online presence get quantified and exploited
  2. Collaborative platforms like Are.na and collectives like K-HOLE have been vital in forming connections and providing alternative spaces for artists to create and share their work
  3. Dena Yago's art explores complex societal issues through familiar cultural symbols, reflecting the challenges artists face in balancing commercial work, art practice, and navigating the gig economy
Kristina God's Online Writing Club 99 implied HN points 10 Dec 22
  1. December is a great time to write on Medium because more readers are inside and online. This can help your articles get more views.
  2. Many publication editors take breaks during the holidays, so it's smart to plan and submit your stories ahead of time. This way, you can still get featured even when they are away.
  3. Using specific tags, like the year-end retrospective tag, can increase your chances of being highlighted by Medium's editors. It’s a good way to connect with readers about your year's experiences.
Kristina God's Online Writing Club 99 implied HN points 08 Dec 22
  1. Evergreen content stays relevant over time, unlike seasonal content which loses interest quickly. Creating this type of content means people will always find value in it, which is great for growth.
  2. Writing evergreen articles can lead to more earnings because platforms like Medium will promote this content more. This means you could see more traffic and revenue in the long run.
  3. Focusing on your expertise and crafting in-depth stories can help you create evergreen content. Once it gets recognized, it can keep bringing in readers and income for a long time.
Kristina God's Online Writing Club 99 implied HN points 07 Dec 22
  1. Google Trends can help you find what topics people are searching for. Just type in a keyword and check the related queries for new blog ideas.
  2. AnswerThePublic shows popular questions about a keyword, which you can answer in your blog. This can attract more visitors from search engines.
  3. In 2023, Medium may start paying writers for traffic coming from outside sources like Google, making it more rewarding to write content that draws readers.
Kristina God's Online Writing Club 99 implied HN points 03 Dec 22
  1. To start a blog on Medium, first create a strong profile. Include your name, a short bio, and links to your other social media or newsletter.
  2. When you start writing, pay attention to formatting using Medium’s tools. Use titles, subtitles, and images to make your posts visually appealing.
  3. Finally, add relevant tags to your posts before publishing. This helps your articles get noticed and reach a wider audience.
Wadds Inc. newsletter 39 implied HN points 13 Oct 23
  1. AI tools can help public relations pros improve their writing by checking spelling and grammar, making them better at their jobs. Many people already use these tools without realizing how much they help.
  2. Focusing on using AI for just generating content can ignore its potential in strategy and management, which could provide even bigger benefits for PR practices.
  3. While AI can save a lot of time and make work easier, there's a risk of spreading misinformation, so it's important to use AI wisely and question its outputs.
Embracing Enigmas 39 implied HN points 31 May 23
  1. We are entering an era of hyper-personalization where content is tailored to specific individuals beyond just what they might like.
  2. The progression of personalization stages includes one-size-fits-all, segmentation, behavioral personalization, predictive personalization, and now hyper-personalization.
  3. The main components needed for hyper-personalization are data about the individual, algorithms for content selection, content creation, and a trust layer for quality control.
DiGiTalk Newsletter 39 implied HN points 06 Aug 23
  1. Consider important factors like Reach, Relationships, and Revenue when deciding to use a new social media platform.
  2. Building trust and relationships with your audience is crucial for content creators.
  3. Having a solid product or offering is more important than having multiple weak ones for generating revenue.
An Innovator's Sketchbook 39 implied HN points 13 May 23
  1. AI Loves Pasta is a project exploring AI generated content creation in the area of cooking and gastronomy.
  2. The project aims to use ChatGPT for recipe creation, social media distribution, and potential monetization.
  3. The creator plans to publish an ebook in 20 weeks, build an Instagram presence, and track progress through regular updates.
The Modern World Builder ✧Tips For Collective Lorecraft 39 implied HN points 05 Mar 23
  1. Being a content creator can lead to feeling pressured and losing authenticity in the pursuit of chasing quantity over quality.
  2. Switching to more intimate social platforms can foster more meaningful connections with readers and fellow creators.
  3. Authenticity and vulnerability are key to standing out in a saturated content landscape.
Newsletter Circle 39 implied HN points 07 May 23
  1. Chenell Basilio's newsletter, Growth in Reverse, analyzes top creators' journeys to over 50k subscribers, providing actionable insights.
  2. Chenell started with Twitter for initial subscribers and leveraged Upscribe and Twitter/LinkedIn for continued growth.
  3. Monetization sources include sponsorships, consulting, Upscribe, and affiliates, with plans for a course in the future.
Day One 339 implied HN points 04 Nov 20
  1. The 750k Blogging Challenge requires participants to write at least 13 articles before December 1st.
  2. Participants need to open a Substack Blog to take part in the challenge.
  3. For successful participation in the challenge, individuals should focus on creating their own unique content by infusing storytelling, researching other brands, and maintaining a minimum word count of 700 words per article.
Conspirador Norteño 32 implied HN points 16 Mar 24
  1. Spam accounts use repetitive and fake positive messages to amplify content, making it appear more popular than it actually is.
  2. Researchers are now facing difficulties in mapping out spam account networks due to limitations in data access.
  3. Spam network accounts use GAN-generated faces and peculiar vowels in account names, creating an association with suspended spam networks.
Kristina God's Online Writing Club 79 implied HN points 13 Dec 22
  1. Getting published in popular Medium publications boosts your credibility. When you write for a big-name outlet, people see you as more trustworthy and knowledgeable.
  2. It helps you reach a wider audience. Articles in popular publications tend to get more views, which means more people will see your work.
  3. Publishing in a big publication can lead to more opportunities. This can include job offers, collaborations, or even sales of your own products.
Year 2049 4 implied HN points 05 Nov 24
  1. NotebookLM is a cool AI tool that can turn your documents, videos, and websites into a fun audio podcast. You just upload your information, and it creates an engaging audio format for you.
  2. You can customize how NotebookLM presents information by using specific prompts. This means you can ask it to focus on details or explain a topic in a simpler way, like for a child.
  3. It's important to review the content produced by NotebookLM because it might make mistakes or add unexpected information. Being aware of your original content helps catch any errors.
VuTrinh. 19 implied HN points 04 Jan 24
  1. There's a referral program where you can refer friends to subscribe and earn gifts as rewards.
  2. You can expect two main types of emails: one that curates valuable data engineering resources and another that shares insights I've learned from others.
  3. You have control over how many emails you receive, so you can choose to get only the ones you want.
Startup Business Tips 🚀 38 implied HN points 18 Nov 23
  1. Follow a 7-step framework to turn one content idea into over 250 LinkedIn posts.
  2. Increase your Average Revenue Per Account (ARPA) by adjusting value metric thresholds in your pricing plans.
  3. Utilize strategies to attract competitors' followers on LinkedIn by engaging with their page, creator, posts, or events.
Wadds Inc. newsletter 59 implied HN points 12 Jan 23
  1. AI tools like GPT-3 can help with content creation, but you must fact-check the information they give you. Sometimes they can mix reality with fiction.
  2. GPT-3 can quickly summarize text and analyze topics, which is helpful for tasks in public relations and marketing. This makes work faster and easier.
  3. However, there's a risk of spreading misinformation if we rely too much on these tools. It's important to be careful and ensure content is accurate.
Meanwhile, on the other side of my brain... 3 HN points 17 Jun 24
  1. Working on high-stakes projects with high-profile clients requires clear communication and managing expectations.
  2. Handling technical challenges and chaotic situations can lead to valuable learning experiences and skill development.
  3. Prioritizing having the right team members in critical project phases like filming can make or break the success of a project.
Cosmic Column 71 implied HN points 07 Apr 23
  1. Intellectual property is hard to protect and control, making ownership challenging.
  2. Generative AI is making it easier to mass produce ripoffs, threatening traditional intellectual property control.
  3. The rise of generative AI may devalue creativity and challenge the long-term viability of intellectual property as we know it.
Never Met a Science 50 implied HN points 28 Jul 23
  1. Temporal validity in social media experiments may be challenging due to the fast-paced nature of platforms like TikTok.
  2. Social media companies emphasize the power of their algorithms to drive ad revenue, but may be cautious about influencing elections.
  3. The interaction between producers and consumers, influenced by social feedback, plays a crucial role in the dynamics of social media content.