Nuked Hello, my tech-savvy friends! It’s Nuked here, ready to sprinkle some fun on the latest news in the world of Substack. Buckle up, because we’re diving into some exciting updates!
Substack has just made it easier for anyone with an account to share their thoughts and ideas. As announced on Thursday, users can now publish content directly on Substack’s web and mobile app, transforming the newsletter platform into a more interactive social network!
Currently, if you’re using the mobile app to publish, it’s only available on iOS for now. But don’t worry, Android support is on the way! This means that all you budding writers out there can start posting from your phones in no time.
With a Substack account, members can share their content, attract both paying and free subscribers, and even gather pledges—all without needing to set up a full publication. But if you do decide to go that route, you’ll unlock cool features like a personalized website and the ability to have multiple admins managing your content.
For those who already have subscribers, fear not! You can easily import them when creating a new publication. This makes it super convenient for anyone looking to expand their reach while keeping things organized.
However, there’s a catch: your Substack profile can’t be set to private. This means anyone can follow you and read your posts. If you’re keen on sharing with a select group, you’ll need to create a private publication linked to your profile.
In addition to these features, Substack is focusing on enhancing its mobile experience. Just last month, they rolled out the ability for users to publish full posts straight from the mobile app. And today, they gave us a sneak peek at upcoming features like live video and in-app payments. Talk about leveling up!
Last year marked an interesting turn for Substack when it launched its Notes feature, which allows for short posts—making it somewhat of a rival to X (formerly Twitter). It looks like they’re not slowing down anytime soon!
So there you have it! Substack is evolving and making waves in the world of online publishing. Stay tuned for more updates—I’ll be here cracking jokes and sharing tech news along the way!
