Five dollars a month, just to support them. And what you do, you support the content, but you also support their personality. You support the extra personalization they bring when they stream. Tim Stoddart: I think what Services Price Substack in particular is trying to do is make the content providers themselves more than just information on a page. It’s you. It supports you as a person and the message you are trying Services Price to bring to the world. I think they are probably the first. But I’m with you, Darrell. I think eventually the landscape will catch up to the point as more and more people start to engage in this way to build an online business.

 

More and More Services Price Companies,

More and more creators’ products are going to come up with even simpler solutions to help people build that feature of building a subscriber base. Darrell Vesterfelt: So here’s my prediction. My prediction is that I don’t know of any major email service providers that offer a paid Services Price newsletter like Substack specifically does right now. Tim Stoddart: I don’t think there are. Darrell Vesterfelt: My prediction is that in the next six months we will see some email service providers providing this type of thing, which will diminish the competitive advantage of Substack. Because Substack was first to market, and I think that was really awesome.

I Think They Saw a Services Price Need.

They saw something. Being first to market doesn’t make you the best tool, and unless they offer other marketing solutions like ConvertKit and MailChimp and those other providers, I think they’re going to Services Price have problems when someone like, fingers crossed, ConvertKit because we love ConvertKit, offers a solution like this, where you can do so much more. For example, create a beautiful landing page, then connect it to a paid newsletter. But also, set up some really powerful automations on the back-end to sell events and products and other really important stuff. Darrell Vesterfelt: So that’s my prediction. My prediction is that these guys have already sniffed out a bit of Substack, and there will be