The Differences Between Sub Stack and Other Social Media Platforms

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The biggest difference between sub stack and other social media platforms for business owners is that you can export a list of the names and emails of everyone who signed up for your sub stack. "I have to say it really feels like they are sucking us into a platform as a whole," says UB's John Defterios. 'It's all about how you trust babes'

Welcome back to season two of Off the Grid! This week I’ve got a thot take (that's a thoughtful hot take) of an episode for all our newsletter writers out there.

By popular request, I’m exploring the rise of Substack. And I’m asking whether this newsletter/podcast/threads/notes platform is good for small businesses or bad for them.

I’m also helping you answer the question, Is Substack right for me? Tune in to hear more about:

The pros of Substack
The promises Substack makes to its creators
Whether or not Substack is social media
How Substack might be harming small businesses more than helping them

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