Part One of Podcast Interview with author and substacker, Meg Oolders at The Romantic.

How To Get The Most Out Of Substack

In Part One, we chat about Substack. Whether you are new to substack, old to substack, want to change your substack, add a new substack or are considering starting a substack you’ll enjoy the honesty, wit and practical advice we offer in this podcast episode. Stayed tuned for Part Two where Meg and I chat about her new Substack, The Romantic, and her colorful publishing journey which includes critical advice for authors that you won’t want to miss.

Links I promised in the episode:

Meg Oolder’s New Substack The Romantic

Meg Oolder’s Substack Stock Fiction

Meg Oolder’s YA Novel See Dot Smile

Meg Oolder’s Book of Poetry Dear Mystery, Poetry Without Borders

Meg Oolder’s Podcast Talk Fiction

Podcast Topics in Part One:

* What we think of the substacks that teach substackers how to be better at substack - ie the promise of more substack subscribers

* Why to check your Substack’s settings from time to time

* Why Substack’s ‘recommendation feature’ rocks

* How to create a new substack newsletter when you already have one

* How, why and when to move subscribers from one substack to another

* How to get the most out of your substack as an author, are we being used?

Super fun interview with Meg Oolders! Stay Tuned for Part Two

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