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Kristina God's Online Writing Club β€’ 619 implied HN points β€’ 17 Dec 23
  1. Medium has three new distribution categories for stories: Boosted, General Distribution, and Network Only. Each category affects how many people will see your work.
  2. If your story is Boosted, it gets shown to a larger audience, almost like being in the VIP section. But being in General Distribution means your work reaches people who actually care about your topics.
  3. Network Only keeps your story within your follower group, so it won’t reach a huge audience, but it can still connect with the right people who enjoy your content.
Substack β€’ 510 implied HN points β€’ 09 Apr 24
  1. Podcasters are moving away from ads and focusing on building direct relationships with their audience. This change helps them become more financially stable and allows for better content creation.
  2. Substack provides tools that help podcasters manage their shows better, combining newsletters, payments, and community interactions in one place. This integration makes it easier for creators to connect with their fans.
  3. Using subscription models and customizable paywalls, podcasters can control their growth and offer flexible content to both free and paid listeners. This strategy leads to increased engagement and potentially higher subscriptions.
Disaffected Newsletter β€’ 299 implied HN points β€’ 31 Dec 23
  1. There will be a live hangout for subscribers on New Year's Eve after the show ends. It's a chance to celebrate together.
  2. Subscribers need a paid subscription to join the hangout on Discord. They will get an email with the link to the chat.
  3. The event is a way to thank subscribers for their support and to connect with them on a special occasion.
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Links I Would Gchat You If We Were Friends β€’ 0 implied HN points β€’ 03 Mar 16
  1. Snapchat's design attracts young users with its intentionally light-hearted approach.
  2. Google's search results sometimes favor pirated content over original creators, like in the case of porn producers.
  3. Simple memes, like 'the dress' online debate, can spark significant scientific curiosity and questioning.