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I am COMPLETELY sorry about that Philip, you are right (of course you’re right you created it) - I honestly did not realize that when I wrote it, so I just fixed it by adding you in there.
If you're looking to maximize your Substack newsletter growth without tethering yourself to your screen every single day, mastering Substack Notes scheduling is your ultimate unfair advantage.
While the real-time feed functions like a mini-social network for writers, treating it like a live-only platform is a missed opportunity for consistent organic discovery.
By mapping out and scheduling your micro-content in advance, you can maintain a steady, high-value presence in the "Notes" feed that continuously draws readers back to your main publication.
This strategic automation transforms casual scrollers into dedicated subscribers while you focus on deep-dive writing.
You could have at least given me credit for coming up with the 10-5-1 Rule 😂
I am COMPLETELY sorry about that Philip, you are right (of course you’re right you created it) - I honestly did not realize that when I wrote it, so I just fixed it by adding you in there.
Does that look ok?
All the best,
Paul Arino