"I want to create a suite of Newsletters that feels like a genuine attempt of an indie media startup run by just one person, so in that sense I am a solo entrepreneur of some variety.
I am unique to Substack because instead of writing a post a week or two, I write several each day.
Each Newsletter is priced at a different range".
The problem with this approach I think is the following: It is difficult for people to pay for several publications in which they are interested 5 or 10 dollars each month.
On the other hand, if that person, paying only 5 dollars a month, would have access to all your newsletters, they would be more likely to subscribe.
And instead of having 30 people paying for each newsletter, isn't it better to have 600 people who pay only 5 dollars but can access, if they want, to all your newsletters?
That's one of the problems I see with paid newsletters: too much fragmentation.
Hi, you write:
"I want to create a suite of Newsletters that feels like a genuine attempt of an indie media startup run by just one person, so in that sense I am a solo entrepreneur of some variety.
I am unique to Substack because instead of writing a post a week or two, I write several each day.
Each Newsletter is priced at a different range".
The problem with this approach I think is the following: It is difficult for people to pay for several publications in which they are interested 5 or 10 dollars each month.
On the other hand, if that person, paying only 5 dollars a month, would have access to all your newsletters, they would be more likely to subscribe.
And instead of having 30 people paying for each newsletter, isn't it better to have 600 people who pay only 5 dollars but can access, if they want, to all your newsletters?
That's one of the problems I see with paid newsletters: too much fragmentation.