The reason I created this intensive is because I kept seeing the SAME things over and over again when I visited people’s Substacks 👀 Someone would have: ✨ a beautiful message ✨ great ideas ✨ real wisdom ✨ years of experience ✨ so much potential… …and then their publication wasn’t actually set up correctly 😭 🔄 Their profile kept looping people away from the publication instead of toward it. 💰 Monetization wasn’t turned on. 📩 Or Substack was still using the default “pledge” page because nobody realized that’s the automatic setting. (Substack wants people using paid subscriptions because that’s how THEY make money too 😅) Then I’d subscribe and realize: 😬 the About page was still generic 😬 the welcome email hadn’t been personalized 😬 the publication emails were still using defaults 😬 the reader journey just… stopped And it honestly makes me sad sometimes because the content itself is often SO GOOD 💔 The foundation just never got fully connected. That’s why I built this as a hands-on intensive instead of another: 📚 “watch these videos someday” course. You get the 📝 pre-intensive setup guide BEFORE we meet so you can gather: ✨ your ideas ✨ your offers ✨ your messaging ✨ your branding ✨ your categories ✨ your publication direction …ahead of time. Then during the live session we actually WORK 💪💻 ✅ You set things up ✅ You ask questions ✅ We troubleshoot hiccups together ✅ We fix weird Substack twists together ✅ We make sure your publication is functioning like an actual platform and not just a random collection of posts This is very much a: 🖥️ “Okay… share your screen and let’s figure this out together” kind of experience 😄 ✨ Two ways to participate ✨ 1️⃣ Become a Premium Member of the You World Order Skool Community 💜 $27/month Access to the intensive as long as you remain a premium member PLUS: ✨ The Challenge 💬 Mini Offer Creation Engine 📚 Client Acquisition System Challenge

The biggest mistake new Substack creators make isn't posting too little. It's publishing before they have a plan. A few posts become ten. Ten become fifty. Then one day they look around and realize: 👉 Their content feels scattered. 👉 Readers don't know where to start. 👉 Growth feels slow. 👉 Clients aren't showing up. The problem isn't usually the content. The problem is the foundation underneath it. A clear structure, organized content, and a simple subscriber journey make everything easier. Before you create your next post, ask yourself: 💭 What is this publication actually designed to do? 👇 I'd love to hear your answer. Why did you start your Substack in the first place? 💜 The full lesson, The Biggest Mistake New Substack Creators Make, #📚The Biggest Mistake New Substack Creators Make is now available inside the Substack Foundations classroom.

Does anyone know of or has anyone created a Substack Claude Skill? I haven't really dove into Substack yet and I'm tentative but thinking that might make it a little easier...

Random content creates random results. That might sound obvious. But it's one of the biggest reasons creators struggle to grow. A visibility post today. A mindset post tomorrow. A marketing tip next week. A completely different topic after that. Every piece may be valuable. But together they can leave readers wondering: 🤔 What is this publication actually about? People subscribe because they want more of something specific. The clearer your focus, the easier it becomes to attract the right readers and keep them engaged. 👇 Quick question: If someone looked at your last 10 posts, what would they say your publication is about? One topic? Three topics? Ten topics? Share your answer below. 💜 The full lesson, #📚The Problem With Publishing Randomly , is now available inside the Substack Foundations classroom.

A reader finishes your article. Now what? Most creators never answer that question. The reader consumes the content. Enjoys it. Maybe even subscribes. Then they leave. Not because they aren't interested. Because they don't know what to do next. Every piece of content should lead somewhere. A comment. A conversation. A resource. A community. An offer. A next step. When readers are confused, they rarely take action. When readers are guided, they move forward. 👇 Quick question: What's the primary action you want people to take after consuming your content? Comment below and let's see if it's obvious enough for your readers to find.