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Jari Roomer

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As seen in: Write - Build - Scale, slideshare.net, Illumination, Medium, The Startup, How to Write for a Living, The Lemon Tree Mindset, YourTango, Data Driven Investor
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By Sinem Günel , Jari Roomer , Philip Hofmacher
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Most creators trying to gain their first 100 paid subscribers on Substack are doing the one thing that guarantees it takes forever: waiting for it to happen on its own. The writers who actually cross 100 don’t wait. They run dozens of small, deliberate plays, over and over, until the number moves. In a nutshell, gaining your first 100 paid subscribers on Substack comes down to three things: a clear offer, the right positioning, and consistently asking for the sale.
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By Jari Roomer , Philip Hofmacher
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You have the expertise. You have the content. You’ve been giving it all away — in calls, in DMs, in conversations that go nowhere financially. And you’re ready to finally stop leaving money on the table. We’re hosting a free live training where we'll walk you through exactly what it takes to become a Substack Bestseller and build a real business from your knowledge — not in theory, but with the actual system and real results to prove it works.
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By Jari Roomer 
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Between being on Substack almost every single day for the past two years and working with 100s of coaching clients and course students, I’ve had the chance to look closely at a lot of Substack publications. More than a thousand by now. And the patterns are clear… The newsletters that grow, that build loyal audiences, that actually make money, they do certain things differently than the average Substack publication, in particular in three key areas. Let’s dive straight in.
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