The same way a grocery store having an exclusive distributing agreement with some product maker is good for the store, but why would let's say a chocolate maker gain by limiting the number of customers?
Agree with your points here. This morning when I opened Twitter, I was invited to apply for a ‘long form twitter subscription’ account. But that’s not why people are on Twitter!
Great insights! It appears that twitter took some of this advice and restored the substack links. As a much smaller writer in economics that's just starting out, twitter is a great source to grow readership. It's a win-win for both platforms.
The same way a grocery store having an exclusive distributing agreement with some product maker is good for the store, but why would let's say a chocolate maker gain by limiting the number of customers?
Agree with your points here. This morning when I opened Twitter, I was invited to apply for a ‘long form twitter subscription’ account. But that’s not why people are on Twitter!
Great insights! It appears that twitter took some of this advice and restored the substack links. As a much smaller writer in economics that's just starting out, twitter is a great source to grow readership. It's a win-win for both platforms.