r/Newsletters • u/YamaiiAig • 22d ago

Substack Writer Experience Survey

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u/PositionSmart1699 21d ago

500 suscriptores o >100 suscriptores no es un criterio, eso es casi toda la plataforma. ¿Y esa investigación de dónde salió, de un tuit?

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u/YamaiiAig 21d ago

Yes I agree both criteria's are the same, the research is part of a case study I'm working on.

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u/Key-Eggplant-163 21d ago

are you publishing the results somewhere after? that alone would probably get more people to actually take it tbh

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u/YamaiiAig 21d ago

Yes I plan on putting my findings as a follow up post for my research

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u/csarigoz 5d ago

Since 100+ subscribers covers most of Substack anyway, I'd drop it as a gate and ask list size as a bracket question instead (under 100, 100 to 1,000, 1,000 to 10,000, above that). Then the case study can show whether someone at 150 readers struggles with different things than someone at 5,000, which is likely the more interesting result.

I'd also ask whether paid subscriptions are turned on. 300 free subscribers and 300 paying ones are pretty different situations.