... for you, @Jill Hart. I've just resurrected my Substack with a new article. Am I allowed to post about it here?

If you think you need a bigger audience... You probably don't. Most coaches and creators don't have a visibility problem. They have a foundation problem. Their publication isn't set up to turn readers into subscribers, subscribers into relationships, and relationships into paying clients. That's what this community is here to help you build. Whether you're brand new to Substack or you've been publishing for months, we'll help you create a publication that becomes an asset for your business instead of another place to post content. Step 1: Introduce Yourself 👋 Create your first post and tell us: ✨ Where you're from ✨ Who you help (or hope to help) ✨ Share your Substack if you have one ✨ What's your biggest challenge right now? We grow faster when we know each other. Step 2: Choose Your Starting Path 🛤️ 🚀 I already have a Substack Join today's Daily Notes Boost and start building relationships while getting more visibility. (Learn Substack🔥 · Share Your Substack Notes) 🌱 I'm brand new Begin with the Quick Start Guide. #Get Help ... 🎯 I want to make sure everything is set up correctly Join the Substack Setup Intensive where we'll build your publication together so every piece works toward attracting subscribers, clients, and opportunities. #🎯START HERE Step 3: Build Your Foundations 🏗️ Before chasing more visibility... Make sure your visibility has somewhere to go. Inside the classroom you'll learn how to build: ✅ A publication people trust ✅ A homepage that converts ✅ Welcome emails ✅ Subscriber journeys ✅ Paid subscriber strategy ✅ Client pathways Step 4: Join the Conversation 💬 The fastest-growing Substack publications aren't built by posting more. They're built by building more relationships. Join the Daily Notes Boost.

A recent substack article! We would love to have more followers and share all about our exciting tours, and retreats with everyone! https://open.substack.com/pub/salmontourism/p/brown-bread-and-an-escape-to-the?r=5y4pmt&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=email

@Kate Boelhauf just upgraded to Premium, which means she'll be joining our live intensives, getting access to the replay library, and building her Substack alongside the rest of us. Thanks for investing in yourself, Kate. I'm excited to watch your publication grow! Please share what you're doing now and your Substack URL if you have one already.

I'm setting up a Substack where the publication is owned through a partnership, and I'm not sure about the best way to handle the primary profile. I've already created the Substack under the publication name and given both partners admin access. For the primary profile, do you use the partners' photos and names, or do you keep it entirely brand based? Has anyone else run into this? What did you do, and would you do it the same way again?