Videos on Medium Series

Videos on Medium Series

Now you can add videos to your Medium Series

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This is the 3rd launch from Videos on Medium Series. View more

Medium Newsletters

A new way to connect with readers
A new way to build relationships and share stories with your Medium audience. With a single click, readers can subscribe to Medium Newsletters from posts published on Medium.
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What do you think? …

Musharof Chowdhury
Finally! how its different than substack? 🤔
Graeme
@musharofchy major difference for me is you can’t access any of your subscriber emails, all is locked into medium
Musharof Chowdhury
@graeme_fulton So, it's a disadvantage for content creators in long term but, good for end-users.
Graeme
@musharofchy yeah also, for people to subscribe to the medium newsletter, it looks like they need to create a medium account as well
Musharof Chowdhury
@graeme_fulton Damn, so they did it to grow their ecosystem and keep up with substack, sorry for being pessimist 😂
Graeme
@musharofchy haha i don't think saying what we see is pessimistic ! from using it, that's what I experienced. It's really good but yeah but for a newsletter, surely a core feature is seeing who is subscribed - i don't even know who i'm writing to
Chris Messina
Hunter
Launching soon!
Medium's relaunch of Letters — cleared aimed at the success of Substack. So did Medium try to acquire Substack and were rebuffed, or did they realize they could just reboot the feature internally?
Rob Hardy
Nope. Just nope. If you don't own the list of subscribers, you haven't really built an audience. This is just you doing free marketing for Medium, and locking yourself and your fans into their ecosystem. Big, unequivocal nope.
Chris Messina
Hunter
Launching soon!
@chuckmeister9 except that if you join the Medium Partner Program, you're getting paid...
Rob Hardy
@chrismessina True, but personally I'd rather own my list and monetize it on my own terms. With this model, I'm assuming your subscribers need to be paying Medium members in order for you to make money. And a much smaller percentage of that revenue will make its way back to you than if people signed up for you directly on Substack.