Substack
6 statements across 1 episodes · 5 bullish · 1 bearish · 1 people on the record · first statement May 15, 2019 by Chris Best · said 8 times in 2 episodes since 2019 · across every show →
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May 15, 2019 bullish
May 15, 2019 positive
Best: Consistently read newsletters achieve passive organic growth
“I mean, just, A, because text is really easy to, like, you know, if you have, like, a webpage, you can share it, and if you get an email, you can forward it, and so we often see, this is something I think you don't see in podcasting, but if you have a newslett…”
May 15, 2019 positive
Best: Writers should offer their best content for free
“And the advice we give people is basically take your best, most accessible, most focused stuff and make that free. Right? Like make your sort of like your very thoughtful essay on a specific topic free, because that's how people are going to share it. That's h…”
May 15, 2019 bullish
Best: Consumers now prefer paying for high-quality content
“I think the pendulum's really heavily swinging the other way now. Like people that were sort of like my generation were like the least likely to want to pay for stuff. And we are getting increasingly more likely to want to pay. And then younger generations are…”
May 15, 2019 bearish
Best: Podcast ad rates per download will drop significantly
“I suspect as I kind of hinted before that there's a lot of podcast advertising that's in a little bit of like an emperor's new clothes state where like too much is it's overpriced. And because there's just not metrics there, it's just like waiting for like som…”
May 15, 2019 positive
Best: Building an engaging newsletter is harder than monetizing it
“If you get to a place where you have a newsletter that people are regularly reading, like if they're just regularly opening it chances are you'll be able to charge for it if you want to at some level, because it's actually harder to make something that's good …”