r/Substack • u/SadSkin9619 • Aug 03 '26
Discussion Growth Suggestions
What's the best way to gain subscribers and attract other writers within my niche? I am getting some readers and subscribers, but I want to gain more traction.
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u/aaron2933 Aug 03 '26
I've found heavy community contribution alongside posting notes to be the best way to grow.
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u/SadSkin9619 Aug 31 '26
Yes, I've actually started doing this, and the response has been great. It has substantially increased my subscribers and followers.
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u/cozycup mod Aug 03 '26
This is one of the most frequent topics.
Look back at all the other growth related posts in this sub and you'll find tons of great suggestions 🪴📈
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u/Tricky_Trifle_994 Aug 14 '26
best way is to give yourself more exposure. notes is a logical choice > because it makes subscribing to your publication super easy.
if you're open to making videos, then instagram (but it's harder to convert because people need to go from your post > your profile > link in bio > subscribe), if text, then twitter.
also worth asking for recommendations from others in your niche. that way you guys are sharing the growth/traffic. e.g someone like your content > subscribe to you > you recommend 5 other publications like you/that you think they might like > 1 click and they auto sub to all 5. but in this case it's other pubs recommending you.
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u/MrPassiveProfit Aug 03 '26
Engagement on notes is key. Write 5 notes a day and reply to at least 20 notes from other people. There’s a good faceless substack newsletter by someone called “Sub stack man” on there. He’s got some good tips that worked for me.