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Why Substack has a feed, how to use it, and what we have learned from those who are building it.
Resources Demystifying the feed Why Substack has a feed, how to use it, and what we have learned from those who are building it. Oct 27, 2025 1,472 320 227 Share In the past three months, the Substack app has driven nearly half a million paid subscriptions and more than 32 million free subscriptions to writers and creators. Most of these connections come from the feed , which anchors the app and has become the heartbeat of discovery on Substack. There’s a lot of curiosity about why Substack built the feed and how exactly it’s designed. Members of the Substack team recently spoke to a group of
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