Scott Perry talks about building his Purple Substack community and the work it takes to attract the right paid subscribers. He spends about an hour a week plus events, but says finding your people and curating that community is worth it.
I'm just sharing that because it's top of mind, because one of the things that those of you in the Purple community have seen is that if you're following, you know, what I'm doing on Purple is I'm, I'm really leaning into how do I grow this, uh, Substack community? How do I get more of the right people to join, to become paid subscribers? Not because I'm going to retire on my paid subscriber community. To Substack, but it's really important to me that I get the right people in because obviously, even though there's a low financial threshold to, to being a part of this community, costs me an hour a week plus whatever goes into all the other events. And I do it because I get a lot out of it. And, uh, you know, it's meaning— it's meaningful to me. So I, but only if the right people are here.
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