I feel like I’m living a double life here on Substack!
For those of you who don’t know me, I’m Kristi Keller and I’ve been helping people explore their wild side for some time now, over at Wildhood Wanted. That’s my main publication which serves as social proof that I’m here as a writer and your peer.
Two things you should know upfront:
I’m not a Substack guru.
I’m not a Substack strategy coach.
I’m your ally and I want everyone to achieve exactly what they came to Substack for, whether it be a massive media empire or an intimate space for your poetry.
All of our writing goals are valid and the administrative junk is just collateral damage that nobody wants to deal with…EXCEPT ME!
Let’s just say I love fiddling with details. Thank your lucky stars that somebody does because Substack is riddled with tedious little bits and pieces!
It doesn’t take long to find gurus all over Substack, coaching writers on how to be better writers or how to amass thousands of subscribers.
But nobody seems to be offering to do the grunt work behind the scenes.
Administrative grind is like the wallflower no one wants to dance with.
It’s the sweatshop nobody wants to work in.
MY TOP REASONS FOR VIRTUALLY ASSISTING OTHER SUBSTACK WRITERS:
I have the patience of a saint and a Tetris-like fetish for tidiness and organization of online spaces.
I want Substack writers to succeed at writing…NOT at becoming their own administrative slaves.
I wanted a job I could do in sweatpants. << Most Important.
I asked around and Substack writers answered. Nobody loves doing chores!
I don’t want any of us to feel intimidated or bogged down with backend work that inevitably needs to get done.
On TV, remote virtual assistants pack up their dogs and move to the Bahamas. I can get behind that.
Here’s why you should subscribe:
First and foremost, it sucks when you find a great Substack that offered you a fabulous tip and then you forget which Substack it is so you lose it forever.
Second, I offer extremely high-value tips for Substackers. Need proof? Look at the incredibly high engagement on these posts:
🟧 How To Stop Feeling Awkward About Asking Readers To Pay You
🟧 The Simplest Thing That Brought Me 480 Subscribers In One Month
🟧 Don’t Be Surprised When People Aren’t Supporting Your Work
The truth is, I’m not here to bog down your inbox but I am here to let you know that help has arrived!
If you’re STILL on the fence? Here’s what your fellow Substackers are saying:
