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The host is launching a Substack newsletter to share written content about past travels and financial discussions, with the latter potentially moving behind a paywall.
The host announces the launch of their new Substack newsletter, providing a link in the video description. This platform will serve as a space to document a variety of content, including written articles detailing past travels and financial discussions.
The newsletter will feature experiences from travels to approximately 20 countries, offering a more in-depth narrative than can be conveyed through video. While travel content will remain accessible, the host indicates that financial discussions, which are not to be construed as financial advice, may eventually be placed behind a paywall.
The host believes that written articles are better suited for conveying certain details and nuances compared to the video format. They encourage viewers to check out the Substack, subscribe to help it grow, and share it with similar audiences.
You can start a Substack newsletter by creating an account on their platform. This allows you to publish written content, such as travel narratives and financial discussions, to an audience. The written format is ideal for conveying detailed information.
Consider sharing detailed travel experiences from your journeys to various countries. You can also include personal finance discussions, though these might eventually be moved behind a paywall. The written format allows for more depth than video.
Yes, Substack is an excellent platform for writers looking to share their work and build an audience. It provides a straightforward way to publish articles and engage with subscribers directly.
Monetization on Substack can be achieved by offering premium content through a paywall. While general travel content might remain free, in-depth financial discussions could be a good candidate for a paid subscription tier.
A Substack travel blog can feature detailed accounts of your experiences visiting different countries. You can go into more depth than a typical video, sharing personal anecdotes and insights from your travels.
Written content on Substack allows for greater detail and nuance compared to video. It's an effective way to share in-depth stories and discussions that might be difficult to convey through a visual medium alone.
0:04 Hey, YouTube. Alex here and this video is going to be quick. I want to announce my Substack. I'll place a link for the Substack down below.
0:12 This Substack is going to be a document of a mix of things. I plan to include articles describing my past travels that I'm going to write. And also, I'll throw some financial stuff in there.
0:28 Eventually, what will likely happen is that the financial discussions, once again, not financial advice, but just discussions and sharing my choices will actually be behind a paywall. But, if you just want to learn about my travels, different places I've been, been to about 20 different countries around the world, that I'm going to share some of those experiences on there.
1:00 And you can learn more about me. A lot of those stories, I think, are better off in written format. I can get into certain details that may be harder to articulate in this video format.
1:14 But, yeah, I'll throw the link down in the description below. You can check it out. And let me know what you think. Please do subscribe. It will help to grow the Substack and to share it with similar audiences. Thank you so much. Bye-bye.
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