Writers

Who is writing on multiple platforms and how do you decide what to post on each? Is anyone duplicating content or do you have different content for different platforms?

I've been writing a substack for the past year.  Farcaster Fall was my catalyst for finally publishing a single essay to Paragraph.  So now what? 🤔

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This is something I’ve been debating for a long time. 

I would like to repurpose my content as much as possible, but it isn’t as simple as copy-pasting as each platform is different in terms of interests, readers, tone.

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Main question/objective
How to take advantages of all the network effects and discoverability of each platform?

Problems:
Email list maintenance, overhead, readers confusion (mainly paid subs), SEO issues on duplicate content

Here are the platforms I am interested in:

A) Social Networks: 
Primary: X, Farcaste, Instagram
Secondary:  Lens, Substack Notes, Threads

B) Newsletters: Substack
Secondary: Paragraph, Beehiiv

C) Collectibles:
Primary: Zora
Secondary: Mirror, Paragraph

Worth mentioning: Medium

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