How to keep track of your Substack subscribers: part 2/3

Episode #5: Deep dive into how to configure the required third-party integrations to keep track of your Substack subscribers.

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Welcome to my new newsletter, Cloud Native Creator!

The main topics of this newsletter are content creation, automation and AI tools from the point of view of a part-time content creator on a budget.

This newsletter will summarise everything I learned while writing and marketing my leading newsletter Cloud Native Engineer.

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This is the second part of a three-part article:

• Part 1: this free article will to introduce the automation, the steps involved and the third-party integrations required.

• Part 2: this is a paid article to introduce more details on how to setup each integration and the credentials required.

• Part 3: this is another paid article that contains the full list of settings to replicate the automation on your own. This mostly complements the source code in case something is broken and you can't replicate it from the UI.

The complete automation code, including part 2 (this article) and 3 are available on Gumroad.

How to keep track of your Substack subscribers: part 3/3

I suggest starting with part 1 before reading this article.

In this article, we describe the following requirements for this automation:

• Gmail

  • Gmail connection

  • Gmail filter

• Notion

  • Notion connection

  • Notion database page

• Discord connection