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Substack is hot right now. In case you missed it, they completed a $100 million funding round in July and have gained over 1 million new users since November 2024. I often get asked by clients if they should use Substack as their main email platform (as opposed to Kit/ConvertKit/BeeHiiv, MailChimp, Mailerlite, etc). It has some great features:
However, there are some drawbacks too: All of your published content is sent to your subscribers, so you can’t send personalised or segmented emails to specific users. Additionally, Substack doesn't have the features and automation capabilities you need to run a serious digital business
Which means that you can’t rely on it as a stand-alone email platform to generate leads like you would with Kit (ConvertKit)/BeeHiiv, MailChimp, Mailerlite, e.t.c. My advice would be to explore Substack as a social media platform, in the same category as LinkedIn, X or Instagram. Use it to increase your reach while also driving people to your email newsletter. If you are using Substack already, feel free to follow me here: https://mohammedkasujee.substack.com/ And send me a link to your profile so I can follow you back too! Let me know if you have any Substack-related questions, and I’d be happy to answer them. Mohammed
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