Can I connect my Substack or Beehiiv to Platter?

Yes. Link to your Substack or Beehiiv subscribe page, or use the subscription block with a webhook to add subscribers directly to your list.

How do I convince visitors to subscribe?

Be specific about what they'll get: 'Weekly marketing tips with real examples' converts better than 'Subscribe to my newsletter'. Link to your best issues as proof.

Should I show a preview of my newsletter?

Absolutely. Link to 2-3 of your best issues. Visitors who read a sample issue before subscribing become more engaged long-term readers.

Content

Grow your newsletter from your bio link

Add a signup form directly to your bio link page. Give followers a taste of your content and convert them into subscribers.

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Why this matters

Newsletter writers need subscribers, and social media is the richest source of potential readers. A bio link page with a prominent signup form and sample content converts curious followers into loyal subscribers.

How to get started

1Create your Platter page and add a subscription block at the very top
2Write a compelling value proposition: what will subscribers learn or get?
3Link to your best newsletter issues as social proof
4Add a text block with subscriber count or testimonials if you have them
5Mention your bio link in every post and thread to drive signups

Benefits

Capture email subscribers directly from your bio link page
Showcase past issues so potential subscribers know what to expect
Track signup conversion rates with built-in analytics
Works with Substack, Beehiiv, ConvertKit, Mailchimp, and more

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Frequently asked questions

Can I connect my Substack or Beehiiv to Platter?: Yes. Link to your Substack or Beehiiv subscribe page, or use the subscription block with a webhook to add subscribers directly to your list.
How do I convince visitors to subscribe?: Be specific about what they'll get: 'Weekly marketing tips with real examples' converts better than 'Subscribe to my newsletter'. Link to your best issues as proof.
Should I show a preview of my newsletter?: Absolutely. Link to 2-3 of your best issues. Visitors who read a sample issue before subscribing become more engaged long-term readers.

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