Feature Image: , prompt “ HackerNoon’s Kadinsky 2 AI image generation Bully Monster eating up eggs of an animal” There was a time when HackerNoon Medium as a publishing platform lol. We amassed 469,335 Medium followers. In a reaction to the rise of Substack, Medium has been marketing that they are a trusted place to power your newsletter. Some data about how that went for us. When I exported my newsletter recipients from Medium, the resulting data was a plain text poorly formatted list of 10,422 email addresses, aka, 2.22% of the total 469,335 email addresses that subscribed to HackerNoon. When we removed the Medium CMS from HackerNoon, this was probably the biggest loss incurred. trusted That was 5 years ago. No idea how Medium treats their writers/publishers these days. We have more emails today than we did then, but it took years to rebuild.  I’m still wide-eyed enough to build . the product I want to publish with , allowing any published writers to amass email subscribers via their stories and profiles. . Simply, head over to the , and export your subscribers list with you. These are the people interested in your stories, and whichever CMS or email providers you choose, rightfully should get content delivered by you, straight to their inbox. Today HackerNoon launched Subscribe But the best part, IMHO, is that you have the right to bring these subscribers anywhere with you, however you wish, no questions asked newsletter stats page So, and gain a little “subscribe to this writer” box to collect emails. These emails, together with all your content on HackerNoon, are ready to be exported any time. publish a story today Cheers to the next reader✌️!

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