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  1. Substack✓@Substack
    In the nine years since Substack launched, we've added new features that supercharge your ability find new readers and listeners, build community, and share your ideas in new formats like podcasts and livestreaming. But we've never changed the deal we offer creators: You own the relationship with your subscribers. You only pay once you're making money. And you keep 90% of what you earn, minus credit card processing fees. We're the only platform that only succeeds if our users succeed. You're doing the work; Substack offers you the tools to turn it into a business.
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    📢 NEW on Substack: Post Gallery Millions of avid readers and listeners use the Substack app to discover new writing and podcasts they care about. Now, it's even easier to share your best work directly into the app feed, so new fans can find you. Post Gallery allows you to create a single post on Substack Notes that shares up to 20 individual posts. When drafting a post on Substack Notes, click the three dot menu and select “Post Gallery” to highlight your favorite posts from your own published archive, or share a collection of your top reads of the week.
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    📢 Stats and analytics on Substack just got a major upgrade • Audio engagement curves are now live for audio posts on the overview and engagement tabs of post stats, so you can see how long listeners stayed tuned in. • Substack's built-in video clipping tool lets you turn long-form videos or live streams into short promotional clips. Now, see what's resonating with video engagement curves that give you stats on all your clips. • Your publication dash now shares complete statistics for each livestream you do on Substack, including how much new revenue it drove, so you can double down on what's working. Together, these stats upgrades give video and audio creators on Substack deeper insights, so you can attract new fans, grow your audience, and earn more money from everything you publish.
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    RT @VishalGulati_: This is best analysis of Anthropic S1 yet!
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    Want a job at a high-growth startup? Ben Lang @benln lists nine things you can do in the next hour to get closer (link in replies)
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    Read all the ideas on Ben's Substack about startups, Next Play:
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    RT @rdominguezibar: Substack's first version wasn't even a product Chris Best, Substack's cofounder and CEO, typed the first writers into the database by hand. Their first writer, China expert Bill Bishop, made six figures on day one From our interview with @chrisbest on @substack, together with @guilleflorvs
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    Beiträge @guilleflorvs
    @guilleflorvs and I asked @chrisbest how @substack got started. His answer: one writer, and a lot of manual work. In the early days, every new publication was created by hand. In Chris's words: "I had to go type it into the database to make the second one and the third one. It was very manual." Their first writer was China expert Bill Bishop (@niubi), and that single writer proved the idea. While they were in @ycombinator, they opened it up so anybody could get started. By the time we spoke, the platform had crossed five million paid subscriptions. ▫️ Paying customers can come before a polished product ▫️ Doing things by hand is a fast way to learn what people want Founders, what are you still doing by hand? Tell us in the replies.
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    RT @rdominguezibar: Substack grew one hand-made newsletter at a time Chris Best, Substack cofounder and CEO, on the earliest days of the platform From our interview with @chrisbest on @substack, together with @guilleflorvs
    Ruben @rdominguezibar
    @guilleflorvs and I asked @chrisbest how @substack got started. His answer: one writer, and a lot of manual work. In the early days, every new publication was created by hand. In Chris's words: "I had to go type it into the database to make the second one and the third one. It was very manual." Their first writer was China expert Bill Bishop (@niubi), and that single writer proved the idea. While they were in @ycombinator, they opened it up so anybody could get started. By the time we spoke, the platform had crossed five million paid subscriptions. ▫️ Paying customers can come before a polished product ▫️ Doing things by hand is a fast way to learn what people want Founders, what are you still doing by hand? Tell us in the replies.
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    RT @kashvi: substack community management will be a real job in 2027 btw
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    Could Strava be more useful and timely than census data for real estate investors? Chasing Basis mapped 225 Indianapolis neighborhoods to find out (link in replies)
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    Read the post and view the heatmaps on Chasing Basis:
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    “Everyone knows everything is fine in moderation. But why do we all suck so bad at moderating?” Bestselling author @Michael_Easter explains how the same “scarcity loop” that makes slot machines addictive has now infiltrated every corner of modern life, from grocery shopping to romance (link in replies)
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    Read how the scarcity loop works—and how to stop it from spinning—on Michael's Substack, Two Percent
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    Attention, writers: from The Stories Club on Substack, 50 writing prompts that “help you notice stories hiding in everyday moments” (link in replies)
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    RT @IvanVendrov: Had a blast talking to @RichDecibels about the art of hosting. Come for the practical tips, stay for extremely cringe detailed decompositions of social dynamics and the best explanation of psychological projection I've ever heard (it's a stepping stone in mimetic learning!)
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    Read all the prompts on The Stories Club, and subscribe for weekly columns from Lina:
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    RT @chrisbest: screaming, crying, throwing up
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    I know people who are friends with him and the amount of money he makes from SlowBoring would make you throw up.
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    Anthropic just publicly filed a 240,000-word investor prospectus as it prepares for its IPO. Investment analysts and tech commentators from across Substack are digging in. Some of their takes: Polymath Investor @polymathinvest1 on the “five layers of entanglement” Anthropic has with Amazon, Google, and Microsoft
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    I know people who are friends with him and the amount of money he makes from SlowBoring would make you throw up.
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    TKer's @samro on the perils of jumping into hot IPOs: “the average IPO delivers a strong first-day return, with a ‘pop’ of about 19%. But if you had held the average IPO for three years, you would’ve underperformed the market by about 21%”
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    RT @kelliannejones: They're on Substack. 🔥
    VANITY FAIR @VanityFair
    The 'Newsgirls' duo and former '60 Minutes' employees find it “heartbreaking” to see the structural overhauls at CBS News. “It’s hard to find news institutions you can trust these days, and it’s sad that that’s all being stripped away,” Mabel Kabani says. “It shows you how fragile institutions are—just one year, everything can change. All of these amazing correspondents have been fired or left. I can’t even recognize the place, really.”
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    He doesn't work at the company and owns no stock, but his job is “essentially to help protect Anthropic from its own worst instincts.” @polinapompliano on the most powerful man at Anthropic you've never heard of
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    “I can’t remember the last time I was this excited about so many fall book releases.” Trying to read more? Check out @AdamMGrant's top picks
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    The 'Newsgirls' duo and former '60 Minutes' employees find it “heartbreaking” to see the structural overhauls at CBS News. “It’s hard to find news institutions you can trust these days, and it’s sad that that’s all being stripped away,” Mabel Kabani says. “It shows you how fragile institutions are—just one year, everything can change. All of these amazing correspondents have been fired or left. I can’t even recognize the place, really.”
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    Get the full list of Adam's fall reading picks on his Substack, Granted, and subscribe to receive all his recommendations:
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