I've seen roundups come to my in-box, but I never considered doing them myself until reading your section about them. I think I'll find a different subject for each roundup -- mine and other site's writing about a particular theme. Someone else told me to invite guest authors, so I hope to build enough relationship with people who write about my topic to get that started, too. Thanks for the ideas and for sharing your "experience, strength, and hope."
As a published writer half of a team writing here on Substack on Grief - Grief 101 - I found a lot of h elpful tips and ideas in this newsletter that I'm going to follow up on. Thanks, Russell.
Thank you Claire for sharing these awesome tips 🙏 I can't wait to start implementing them. And to answer one of your questions—yes, I'm constantly updating it and changing bits and bobs on Welcome emails and about page 💕 but I particularly like the tip on updating older posts to get it in front of new people.
Awesome, thank you for reading and I'm glad you found the tips helpful. I'm a big believer in not letting your older posts "die" after you publish them! Thank you for chiming in and for subscribing too! :D
I've seen roundups come to my in-box, but I never considered doing them myself until reading your section about them. I think I'll find a different subject for each roundup -- mine and other site's writing about a particular theme. Someone else told me to invite guest authors, so I hope to build enough relationship with people who write about my topic to get that started, too. Thanks for the ideas and for sharing your "experience, strength, and hope."
Awesome! I did a whole post about it here, and it's part of our new Substack book on Kickstarter, too. https://www.theauthorstack.com/p/why-and-how-to-do-a-roundup?utm_source=%2Fsearch%2Froundup&utm_medium=reader2
As a published writer half of a team writing here on Substack on Grief - Grief 101 - I found a lot of h elpful tips and ideas in this newsletter that I'm going to follow up on. Thanks, Russell.
Yay! You should really thank claire though. I had almost nothign to do with this content except to say how great it was.
I'll do that!
Hi Peggy, thank you for the comment! I'm so glad you found these tips helpful! (And thanks for the compliment, Russell!)
You're welcome- and many thanks to you for sharing.
Thank you Claire for sharing these awesome tips 🙏 I can't wait to start implementing them. And to answer one of your questions—yes, I'm constantly updating it and changing bits and bobs on Welcome emails and about page 💕 but I particularly like the tip on updating older posts to get it in front of new people.
Awesome, thank you for reading and I'm glad you found the tips helpful. I'm a big believer in not letting your older posts "die" after you publish them! Thank you for chiming in and for subscribing too! :D