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.

To share a video in Substack Chat, writers can open a new chat and click on the plus icon in the bottom left corner. After selecting “Video,” they can upload media from their gallery or record ...

Live video is Substack’s newest social network-esque feature. ... Substack is trying to turn its writers into streamers. Pivot to video? Pivot to video? by Jay Peters. Sep 18, 2024, 7:13 PM UTC ...

Substack is the latest to get in the game, announcing that it is introducing a TikTok-style video feed that creators can use to diversify their content, as first reported by TechCrunch.

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 ...

Getting Paid To Write, The Substack Dream. If you had 100 paid subscribers paying $5 a month, you’d be making more than 99.9% of professional authors. Stick another zero on the end of that figure and ...

Substack as a whole this month celebrated 5 million paid subscriptions — including 2 million to outlets that publish video — less than four months after it crossed the 4-million milestone. And ...

Substack says that 82% of its top 250 revenue-generating creators have already integrated audio or video into their content, reflecting a growing emphasis on multimedia content.

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.