Substack is taking one more step towards becoming an all-in-one social media / creator platform by adding a vertical video feed to its app. Technically, the new TikTok-style feed is a redesign of ...

App downloads for the Substack app on iOS have shot up from 7,752 global daily installs on October 31 to 17,382 as of November 3, according to data from Appfigures.

The recent update enables creators to share clips of their live videos on Notes, and Substack will notify them in real time about the performance.

Substack continues to double down on video amid TikTok's uncertain future in the U.S. The company announced on Monday that it's rolling out a scrollable video feed in its app, making it the latest ...

To go live, creators and writers can press the orange + button on the Home screen within the Substack app, and hit "Live video." Subscribers will be notified as soon as the stream begins.

Substack hopes to continue building on this momentum. According to the company, creators who’ve adopted video and/or audio have seen their revenue grow 2.5 times faster than those who haven’t.

As TikTok's future in the U.S. remains uncertain, Substack tries to lure creators to its platform by doubling down on video. The company announced on Wednesday that it's now allowing creators to ...

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