How to Organise Your Substack Posts Using Tags.
And How to Create Custom Pages to Help Your Subscribers Navigate Your Publication.
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As you may know, I’m switching the way I work from being 1:1 with long term clients, to a more hands off, digital way of working - with some short term client work as and when I have the space, time and capacity.
I’m building up my short term services, and I recently got to put one of them into practice. I’ve been helping a client to ‘tag’ all of their Substack posts, organise their home page using the advance layout options, and simplify their navigation bar.
This is the sort of thing that I LOVE doing. I love taking something that is completely unorganised, and turning it into a simple yet satisfyingly organised place. I suppose it may sound boring to most of you, but organisation is my sweet spot. I love it, I can’t get enough of it.
So I thought it’d be a good opportunity to explain how Tags work and how to create custom Pages on your Substack publication.
Just a side note to say that if you’d like to learn more about Substack - how to grow and earn an income from it in a sustainable and joyful way, then please do check out
for all of her tips and courses. She’s the queen of Substack!
