u/FookyPanda

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How much beehiiv's recommendations can be helpful? And...

How much beehiiv's recommendations can be helpful with also the counting the efforts put to setup crosspromos with other Newsletters.

Also should I focus on substack more or beehiiv recommendations features. I mean like we can also ask other Newsletters for restacking or atleast after building a good relationship.

Actually I used beehiiv as a email sender and have setup substack so substack subs get subscribed in beehiiv. I publish same posts on substack web posts.

Should I focus more on beehiiv recommendations or substack for crosspromos or getting subscribers?

Love to hear you experience, suggestions.

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u/FookyPanda — 2 days ago

Paleontology rocked by discovery of organic molecules in 66-million-year-old dinosaur bones

Scientists have uncovered compelling evidence that dinosaur fossils may still contain traces of their original proteins, overturning a long-standing belief that fossilization destroys all organic material. In a remarkably well-preserved Edmontosaurus fossil from South Dakota, researchers detected remnants of collagen — the main protein found in bone — using advanced techniques including mass spectrometry and protein sequencing.

Source in comments.

u/FookyPanda — 7 days ago

Can substack be a good source for getting subscribers? Also...

I mean I've tried in substack posting few posts and got nothing. But I've seen many others getting more than 50k+ subs in less than 2 years.

So I think i should get into it again. And because I was running my newsletter from beehiiv, how can I do run both. I plan to get those substack subs email in beehiiv and send them from beehiiv, is it a good way?

Also if you've really got something on substack can you please say your sub numbers and time. And how often should I post notes and posts on substack?

I'd be happy to hear your suggestions.

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u/FookyPanda — 9 days ago

Is Newsletters really a good income source?

I have a newsletter in the unusual science stories niche with just 40 subscribers right now. I’m thinking, even when I have 10k subscribers, will I actually earn something reasonable?

If I send 2 stories per week, that’s 8 sends per month. With a 35% open rate, around 3,500 people would open each email. So 8 × 3,500 = 28000 opens per month.

Now, if I’m not wrong, monetizing it with ads at around a $2–3 CPM on 28,000 impressions would make about $56–84 per month.

And with sponsors, which are rarer, let’s say I get one sponsor per month paying around $50–200.

So even with a huge 10k subscriber base (which is itself very very hard to build), would I really only earn around $106–284 per month?

Please review my thinking. Are my assumptions about the rates too low, or am I misunderstanding something? Can you also please share your numbers for example.

I’d be happy to hear your thoughts.

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u/FookyPanda — 11 days ago

What is the genuinely good speed of a newsletter growth?

I mean I've a newsletter firstly I was thinking that I can at most do get 500 sub in 10 months. But when I read about others I saw they've grown even in thousands in just a month.

Also previously I just got few subs in a month but after a new strategy the numbers got 17x. So I'm confused whether I'm still very slow, and leaving the potential by ignoring other tactics.

Currently my runrate (I'm projecting) is 30-50 in a month.

Can you say whether I'm slow, normal or fast? And also some tactics and platforms that had helped you?

For reference the newsletter is about unusual, amazing science related stories. I'll be happy to hear you.

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u/FookyPanda — 13 days ago

Gen Z Is Turning Against AI in an Incredible Way...

Gen Z, despite growing up with AI, is increasingly turning against it because they see more downsides than benefits. Many feel it hurts real learning, reduces creativity, and threatens entry-level jobs they depend on.

u/FookyPanda — 18 days ago