Escape the Cubicle
Wes PearceRegular insights & community support on how to "Escape the Cubicle" & build a freedom life by growing an audience on Substack and creating digital products. \ud83d\udca1
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978 New Subscribers in One Month. Zero Came From My Posts.
Your posts serve the readers you already have. Notes bring you the ones you don’t have yet.
Around Day 30 of writing on Substack, I almost quit.
I was spending hours on posts I thought were good. My subscribers read them. A few left comme...
How I Trained the Substack Algorithm to Bring Me Subscribers Every Day
I didn’t hack the Substack algorithm.
I trained it.
Every morning, I gave it clear signals about what I write, who my work is for, and which readers might want to subscribe.
There wasn’t one viral Note that suddenly changed everything. I...
I Spend 20 Minutes a Day on Notes. It Still Brings Me 20–30+ Subscribers Daily.
Yesterday, I wrote about how the Substack Notes algorithm works.
The post got plenty of attention. Some writers agreed with me. Others didn’t.
That’s completely fine.
But understanding the algorithm won’t help much if you still don’t kno...
I Just Learned How Substack’s Notes Algorithm Really Works (And Now Everything Makes Sense)
Substack did something unusual: they pulled back the curtain on how Notes actually works.
Mike Cohen, their head of machine learning, explained how the algorithm is designed, what it optimizes for, and why it works the way it does.
And Ha...
A Subscriber Asked Me to Tell Her Exactly What to Do for 10 Days. So I Built This.
I received a DM from a new subscriber today.
She asked if I had a guide or training that would walk her through growing her Substack one day at a time.
Day 1, do this. Day 2, do this. Then keep going.
The question stuck with me because I...
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