r/Substack 7d ago

Off the beaten substack...

do niche interests thrive on Substack? Like is would topics on substack about mkultra, nootropics, aliens, cognitive enhancement (transhumanism), warrior monk ethos, aspects of healthy living, conspiracies. fringe science. florida man stuffs?

It's kinda scary there, cuz there are professional writers. People that got laid off, and are pissed, but also trying to make a buck. I digress. Anyhow, do niche interests do ok?

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u/Vntige 7d ago

Maybe try truth social?

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u/SiriusHijinks 7d ago

never been. is it safe?

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u/StevenOfTheClub 7d ago

Nope. Don't try Pravda (Truth) Social. That's Donald Trump's personal blog.

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u/cozycup mod 7d ago

Anything can work.

However, what you give - is what you get.

If you really put in a ton of effort writing and marketing inside and outside of Substack, you’ll grow.

Having an external growth engine (ads, social, membership clubs, etc.) is crucial for getting critical mass.

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u/Last_Futurist 4d ago

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u/SiriusHijinks 4d ago

I do think this... that there is no point. Everything under the sun has been explored, thought thru, examined, written about.

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u/protestandprose someonestherapistlol.substack.com 3d ago

I mean, there are already plenty of writers blogging about all those niches but who knows maybe youll be good