How Substack is Changing Finance with Linda Lebrun [Ep. 23]

This week I had the pleasure of speaking with Linda Lebrun, Writer Recruitment (specializing in finance, investing, business, economics and crypto) at Substack, an online platform that provides publishing, payment, analytics, and design infrastructure to support subscription newsletters. The company has made starting up your own newsletter very easy; so much so, incredibly talented writers have left institutions like the New York Times, The Athletic, ESPN and others to build their own newsletter businesses using Substack's unique, user-friendly newsletter creation and syndication platform. Finance newsletters, in particular, have had a bit of a renaissance because of Substack. We wanted to chat with the person in charge of speaking with as many different writers, influencers, content creators to see if Substack is the right platform for them. In past lives, Linda was a Portfolio Manager, CIO and still is a CFA Charterholder, and we talk with her about her transition to working at Substack and the newsletter revolution that still seems to be in the early innings.

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