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Weekly Substack newsletter helping late-diagnosed ADHD adults feel understood
“So we just started having calls with them... And we decided, okay, maybe we launch this newsletter on Substack, and you've been doing good on Threads, so let's just do the same, create a new account and just try to do a newsletter.”
“Started sharing learnings through a Substack newsletter as a side project while building the app.”
“Feel free to reach out: [email protected]”
“By subscribing, you agree Substack's Terms of Use, and acknowledge its Information Collection Notice and Privacy Policy.”
“Um, I use Publer, it's, like, the tool for, like, scheduling, um- Specifically for threads for Substack notes.”
“Schedule 110–130 posts/week via Publer ("about 12 posts per day" [38:13]).”
““I use Publer. That’s how we manage it.”
“putting it into Canva and just using exactly like almost as if it's like Facebook organically showing you a thread, but it's just an ad, and it's just our ad.”
“just dropping our Calendly. Like, you have ADHD, you struggle with food, wanna talk to students who are doing research on it, here's our Calendly.”
“Used Beehive as a marketing tool and for running segmented onboarding/welcome sequences based on quiz outcome (Weasel type), then imported into Substack after 16 days.”