I have a medium publication that have millions of views over time. ~14,000+ followers and 17,000+ followers on twitter. It has active volunteer writers from all over the world.
Let me know if you are interested in acquiring the community. You could monetize with sponsorship and leverage it to market any of your saas products or services.
DMs open.
Hi,
I've been working with Micro1 for about a month now, and I'm really enjoying it so far.
I had a quick question: if I have expertise in another role that's currently open, would it be okay for me to apply for it while I'm already working with Micro1?
Thanks!
I grew my newsletter to 16k subs over time. Now, I don't know how to monetize this effectively.
I tried subscriptions. 60 subs so far. Opening rate at 25% - 30%.
I am still feeling like there is something I am doing wrong. There are better ways you could do Newsletter business.
How are you doing the business side of your Substack newsletter? Would really appreciate your suggestions :)
I am looking for an expert who loves technical writing and wants to share their expertise and solutions. Not full-time; will pay per article.
The content would focus on AWS, Kubernetes, Docker, Linux, Terraform, DevOps, and cloud engineering in general. I'm looking for someone who can explain technical concepts clearly and write content that developers actually enjoy reading.
If any professional here has some extra time outside 9/5 and loves to share your expertise, let me know.
Will share more information via DM.
They charge you 500rs for every top-up and a certain $ in every transaction. Not recommended.
What are you all using?
I've become increasingly frustrated with one aspect of Upwork: unresponsive clients.
Many clients post a job and then disappear. Their profile shows "Last viewed by client: weeks ago." No one has been invited. No interviews have been scheduled. The job just sits there.
Meanwhile, freelancers spend connects applying, hoping for an opportunity that may never be reviewed. Over time, I've lost hundreds of connects on jobs where the client never came back.
I understand that plans change and projects get delayed, but when a job is abandoned without any activity, it feels like freelancers are paying the price.
How do you handle this? Do you have a strategy for spotting inactive clients before applying, or do you simply accept it as part of using Upwork?
How come this third party website be using official government logo. I thought it was official tool. https://licenseprintcheck.app/
Common guys, how can we be this senseless and irresponsible?
We also don't know if he keep records of license numbers.
MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT AND LICENSE 🤡
Someone please stop this government from shipping vibe coding ai slop. This will create more chaos later. In the name of digitalisation they are doing whatever the fuck they want.
The reality - The other day I went to transport office to pay license tax, server kept going down every 3 minutes. Wasted my entire day. And they are shipping like this without any proper testing.
How is this normal?
It's almost every day for me. They keep calling with this automated call. I mean, messages were ok. Now they do real calls. It's frustrating. I would yell if it were a real person or something. F*ck u NCELLL
The subscriber base grew organically over the years. This could solve your distribution issue if you are building in the same space.
And growing fast. It's a niche Cloud, DevOps, System Design newsletter. The current ARR is ~$3700 (been a few months since I enabled paid). You can scale it to a $10k/month business.
Monitization opportunities:
Top performing content categories:
If anyone is interested, hit me up for more information.
I write about Cloud, DevOps, System design and technologies around them.
I wanted to share what actually worked for me on Substack, including:
Full breakdown here: https://kisanpakhreen.substack.com/p/how-i-grew-my-substack-to-10000-subscribers
The subscriber base grew organically over the years.
And growing fast. It's a niche Cloud, DevOps, System Design newsletter. The current ARR is ~$3700 (been a few months since I enabled paid). You can scale it to a $10k/month business. The Substack platform is growing rapidly. I am selling it because of time constraints.
Monitization opportunities:
Top performing content categories:
If anyone is interested, hit me up for more information.
The subscriber base grew organically over the years.
And growing fast. It's a niche Cloud, DevOps, System Design newsletter. The current ARR is ~$3630 (been a few months since I enabled paid). You can scale it to a $10k/month business. The Substack platform is growing rapidly. I am selling it because of time constraints.
If anyone is interested, hit me up for more information.
The subscriber base grew organically over the years.
And growing fast. It's a niche Cloud, DevOps, System Design newsletter. The current ARR is ~$3700 (been a few months since I enabled paid). You can scale it to a $10k/month business. The Substack platform is growing rapidly. I am selling it because of time constraints.
If anyone is interested, hit me up for more information.
The subscriber base grew organically over the years.
And growing fast. It's a niche Cloud, DevOps, System Design newsletter. The current ARR is ~$3700 (been a few months since I enabled paid). You can scale it to a $10k/month business. The Substack platform is growing rapidly. I am selling it because of time constraints.
If anyone is interested, hit me up for more information.
First of all, the subscriber base was grown organically overe time.
And growing fast. It's a niche Cloud, DevOps newsletter.
If anyone is interested, hit me up for more information.
I have been running this publication for the last 5 years. It's a place where Cloud experts, builders, developers and engineers share their ideas. More than 3,000 builders have contributed to the publications and are growing organically. The publication has over 17,800+ active followers on Twitter.
Publication: towardsaws.com
Twitter: x.com/TowardsAWS
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/towards-aws/
The publication has highly motivated builders from around the world. The publication is well known in the Cloud Computing community.
Interested? DM for more information. or connect with me on X: x.com/kisanpakhreen
