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▶ 20:23 Greg Isenberg You can build some really big faceless YouTube channels right now, like build up pretty big audiences, and then actually use those to drive traffic to maybe your own personal brand, a sub stack or some things.

▶ 10:02 Anthony Pompliano We have direct paid emails, sub stack.
▶ 15:32 Anthony Pompliano Take the pomp letter, which is the subsec that I write.

▶ 10:29 Diego Perez (Yung Pueblo) I've been really focusing on just building a newsletter, um, and I've found a home on Substack because I've become friends with the people who, um, who have built Substack and have seen the depth of their commitment to how they're always… 3 times in the scene
▶ 34:15 Diego Perez (Yung Pueblo) I just wrote a post the other day, um, on Substack about, uh, advice to new writers and,
▶ 42:16 Greg Isenberg Uh, if people want to follow you and follow your Substack, where could they go? 2 times in the scene

▶ 53:44 Greg Isenberg There's no ads on my newsletter, so check out, check out the YouTube, subscribe on all the podcasts, Spotify or Apple, whatever you use, and, and, uh, my newsletter as well, latecheckout.substack.com.

▶ 43:28 Greg Isenberg So right now I'm thinking, I'm thinking about switching from Substack to ConvertKit. 3 times in the scene
▶ 47:15 Greg Isenberg Or is that the, yeah, the sub stack and the sub stack have like no magnet ability where you can like, no, not even close, like not even close. 4 times in the scene

▶ 50:56 Greg Isenberg Like what I like about Twitter and my sub stack is like, I post something and I get instant feedback.

▶ 46:18 Austin Lieberman On Twitter, I'm Lieberman Austin, and then my sub stack is austin.substack.com.

▶ 10:32 Greg Isenberg The other way is if you're creating content, um, either on Twitter or on a blog or on your sub stack, uh, or even on like website copy, you know, you want to create compelling content.
▶ 18:29 Greg Isenberg So one is I only started posting on my sub stack or newsletter weekly in like this year, 20, 23. 2 times in the scene

▶ 1:03:03 Jackson Greathouse Fall Uh, you can find my Discord for Hustle GPT specifically on my Twitter account, and, uh, you can subscribe to my Substack where I'm posting kind of regular updates about this, and, uh, that's at jazzy.substack.com, and I don't know what… 2 times in the scene

▶ 16:46 Trung Phan I think, uh, non-traditional writing, which is very much like consistent with what's happened with Substack now, right? 2 times in the scene
▶ 24:14 Greg Isenberg Um, today I feel like you have, you know, Paki McCormick, you have Lenny Substack, you have like Mario. 2 times in the scene

▶ 52:10 Greg Isenberg So, uh, you can subscribe, just, you know, go on your phone or however you're listening to this late checkout.substack.com.

▶ 26:17 Chris Josephs But we realized, though, the newsletter is a much, much bigger thing than we even we imagined, because one, you can grow it so quickly through Substack, and two, people like the, they like the content that we write. 2 times in the scene

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