Yem joining Substack
I'm excited to share that we're joining the Substack team!
We'll be continuing the Yem mission and building products that help with audience and revenue growth. Check out the post below on what we’ve been up to recently and some of our upcoming plans.
Today (October 7th) is our last day of operations. For existing customers, we'll be winding down our products (including the Yem emails) and the Yem app / site will no longer be available.
For the folks that worked with us early on — I can’t thank you enough for trusting us and believing in Yem. I admire each of you and it's been an absolute pleasure working with you, and look forward to continuing to work together from within Substack.
If you subscribed to Yem Jam as a way to learn about operating a newsletter, it may be worth subscribing to On Substack. We'll write about what we're building and sharing our learnings. For example, the post below covers different tactics to convert free readers to paid subscribers.
Thanks again for the support and being part of the adventure!
See you soon,
Reid
ucts (including the Yem emails) and the Yem app / site will no longer be available.
For the folks that worked with us early on — I can’t thank you enough for trusting us and believing in Yem. I admire each of you and it's been an absolute pleasure working with you, and look forward to continuing to work together from within Substack.
If you subscribed to Yem Jam as a way to learn about operating a newsletter, it may be worth subscribing to On Substack. We'll write about what we're building and sharing our learnings. For example, the post below covers different tactics to convert free readers to paid subscribers.
Thanks again for the support and being part of the adventure!
See you soon,
Reid
Very exciting! I'm so happy to learn that a whole team is focused on audience and revenue growth. I would so like to see a re-designed "Substack.com" front page that delivers up to the minute, just published articles on Substack as text links like "Hacker News" so readers can just infinitely scroll and find all the recent content on Substack from any and all writers. Incorporating a tagging system per post so readers can more precisely search for individual articles of interest would also help with discovery, I think. Thanks for everything!