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Given Twitter's change of management, you may be considering flapping your tired little wings over to another platform. There's no one-for-one copy of Twitter, but apps like Mastodon have been trying to fill in the gap.
Substack has tried to position itself as an alternative, and have even set up a page at substack.com/twitter to help you move your Twitter following to Substack. The site has a history of free speech and misinformation controversies (sounds familiar?) but is an especially apt alternative for journalists, writers, and super-users who tweet their takes multiple times a day.
SEE ALSO:Substack is swooping in as Twitter chaos continuesThe Twitter-focused signup process isn't too different from the normal one, but there are some key differences. Here's a step-by-step breakdown of how it works:
Give Substack limited access to your Twitter account so that it can see your followers and tell them about your new posts.
Credit: SubstackCreate your account by signing up with your email address.
It's important to note that you have the option to keep your Substack from being shared with your Twitter followers at this step. Simply uncheck the blue box below the email address field. If you don't, an email will be sent to Substack readers who follow you on Twitter alerting them that you now have a Substack they can subscribe to. You can learn more about that feature by clicking this link.
Credit: SubstackAdd your display name and a brief bio that will live on your Substack.
Credit: SubstackChoose a name for your newsletter and pick a URL.
Credit: SubstackSubstack will offer you the option to tweet out your new newsletter to followers. Click "tweet" and a draft tweet will open in a new tab.
Credit: Substack
Credit: TwitterNow you're all set! Write up and publish your first post to have it shared with followers,