Today we analyze Substack, a free tool for sending newsletters, with the functionality of being able to monetize our content.
But first, let’s remember that we are entering the final stretch of the , in which today we will see how to add our own classes with SASS and add JavaScript to this wonderful Framework.
Also, I remind you that next Thursday the 23rd we will have the first to talk about content marketing for personal branding.
And now yes, let’s talk about Substack, a tool that allows us to create newsletters and a blog for free, and even monetize it. Here is the rundown of the program as a summary:
As we can see, a very interesting tool, alternative to or to , with its pros and cons. Personally I think that if we are not going to monetize our newsletter it is one of the best options, but in the case that we choose to monetize it, Ghost can be much more profitable in the long term.
I encourage you to try it, because as we have said, it is free if we do not use monetization, as well as Revue and Ghost, so you can compare for yourselves. 🙂
Thank you all very much for your five-star ratings on , on , and , subscribing to the and for being there, on the other side. Without you this would not be what it is, without you this simply… It would not be!
We’ll hear each other tomorrow Friday with a monograph chosen by yourselves. As always, at 07:07. Until then… Very good morning!
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