Even though the ABC24 program is ending, I still welcome you to attend Work Retreats anytime through 2025! Would be good to see you and get a glimpse of what you're working on.
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Even though the ABC24 program is ending, I still welcome you to attend Work Retreats anytime through 2025! Would be good to see you and get a glimpse of what you're working on.
At the page above, if you cannot access the zoom link, comment below and I'll make sure you get access! Thank you.
Live chats:
Ruth Toledo Altschuler:
Substack also is a place where people who want depth may be
Wesley Evan Smith | Mindful Productivity Coaching:
I'm all in on Substack as my new content home. I've even decommissioned my WordPress and my domain is now directed to straight to my Substack: https://wesleyevansmith.com
kim@heartwisehealingpaths.com:
My audience is older and likes Facebook and YouTube. Instagram I get the least response.
Wendi Gordon:
Substack has NO ads and in Notes (it’s version on Twitter) and your newsletter (blog) posts you can include photos, video, make them as long or short as you wish, etc. You can also do podcasts there that go to Apple and Spotify
Alexandra Madsen:
FB, Insta, Substack. Still discovering my audience.
Brian Cohen-Doherty:
YouTube & Instagram as far as I know
Juliet Kapsis:
That is also what I have found, Ruth. There are some authentic voices I follow on Substack - Heather Cox Richardson, Paul Millerd, Adam Grant… I’m considering starting one, too. Looking forward to following those on this call who have mentioned they have Substack!
Stephanie:
or choose a different audience??
Wendi Gordon:
Planning to do the same with my website. Substack rocks! And if you don’t like it you can export your email list anytime and move to another platform if you don’t like Substack.
Denitsa Atsova:
Lots of you guys seem to be on SUBSTACK already! Can you share your substack link? Maybe someone resonates and follows, and even teams up on content. I am here: https://denitsa.substack.com/
Wesley Evan Smith | Mindful Productivity Coaching:
Substack is such a great platform with incredible authors, meaningful content, a highly engaged audience, and a powerful infrastructure for creators.
Tina Greenbaum:
Linkedin -
Thea Stone:
Instagram
Tina Greenbaum:
My clients are B to B
Darcy Lewis:
Facebook
Shelly:
I’m thinking about Substack because it seems to be a safer space for authenticity.
Megan Montero:
I enjoy YouTube, not sure what my clients enjoy, I think YouTube and they like my newsletters.
Denise Hancock:
I enjoy text-based stuff like threads, BlueSky & Substack. I hate short form videos. My clients are all over the place, many of them send me reels and tiktoks
Ruth Toledo Altschuler:
Presently I enjoy Substack and hope to inspire my audience to get into to it, while I an excited about the prospect of them help me expand my audience.
Ali Duffey:
I enjoy Insta and YouTube and writing newsletters, will check out Substack also. I don’t know what my people enjoy… but will find out!
Amanda Jane Turner:
I think my people are similar to me and enjoy the platforms I do.
Margo Helman:
I find this is so true! It's a wonderfully responsive place for vulnerable authenticity as well as intelligent musing.
Wendi Gordon:
Substack is one platform to publish newsletters on and it’s so popular many of us refer to our newsletters as our Substacks.
Denitsa Atsova:
George's newsletter is a compilation of his best content across all of his platforms. He doesn't create special content for his newsletter. Love his light approach on this!
Kimberley:
Substack can also host a community, depending on your needs, as you can have posts, comments, chats, multiple formats (text, audio, video, etc.). If you want a private community, you can create a private Substack. Better to start a community leanly before investing in community platforms like Circle, Mighty Networks, or all in one platforms like Simplero.