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1 week ago | 
onlinewritingclub.com | Kristina God
I'm writing this from our balcony surrounded by olive trees, sipping lemon soda made from the lemons that grow right here on the hills above Lake Garda. The water is gently crashing in the background, and the sky is glowing bright.
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2 weeks ago | 
onlinewritingclub.com | Kristina God |Maya Sayvanova
Whenever I open YouTube in non-member, non–ad-free mode, I get a Fiverr ad telling me I can find a freelancer for almost everything. Of course, also for writing and copy. And since I know many of you are curious about offering their copywriting services on Fiverr in 2025, I’m excited to share my interview with from , one of the top-rated copywriters on the platform. Maya has worked with over 2,200 clients, and her Fiverr business was featured in Business Insider.
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3 weeks ago | 
onlinewritingclub.com | Kristina God
While Iâm sitting on my balcony in the north of Italy, sipping a non-alcoholic Sprizz, listening to rock music from the nearby festival, and waiting for the colourful fireworks to start in about 15 minutes⌠(In Italy, time runs differentlyâIâm guessing itâll start in 30 or maybe even 60 minutes.)Letâs talk about something thatâs making a lot of Online Writing Club members nervous lately: Stripe chargebacks.
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3 weeks ago | 
onlinewritingclub.com | Kristina God |Neera Mahajan
Ever feel like you're pouring your heart into LinkedIn posts and Substack newsletters, but they're just not working together to grow your audience? Or are you thinking about quitting LinkedIn as you’re not seeing any reason why you should continue spending time on the platform? You're not alone. But here's the good news: there's a way to make these two platforms work in harmony (without quitting one!) that no one talks about yet.
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3 weeks ago | 
onlinewritingclub.com | Kristina God
I’m writing this to you from a wooden cabin in the mountains. The air is cool, the trees are whispering—and my kids are outside, picking wildflowers and racing snails. We’ll spend one more night here before heading to Switzerland… and then Lake Garda in Italy.
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4 weeks ago | 
onlinewritingclub.com | Kristina God |Jessica Smock |Steph Sprenger
Have you ever wondered if your personal story is worth something? Not just to your friends or your journal… but to actual readers—and yes, even publishers who will pay you for your words? Today, I want to introduce you to two incredible women who are doing just that—and helping hundreds of others do it too. Meet and in today’s podcast episode. They’re authors……and the co-creators of Midstory and Midstack, two powerful Substack publications focused on midlife stories.
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1 month ago | 
onlinewritingclub.com | Kristina God |Tanmeet Sethi
What if I told you that your messy, honest, and imperfect story is the most powerful thing you can share? Swipe through your memory and ask:What’s one moment you’ve never written about—because it felt too weird, too sad, or too small? Now imagine turning that moment into a story so real, your readers see themselves in it.
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1 month ago | 
onlinewritingclub.com | Kristina God
You don’t need to hustle harder. You don’t need to publish every day. You don’t need AI or a Notes scheduler to be present 24/7. What you do need is to stop building in isolation. If there’s one growth strategy most writers overlook, it’s this: Collaboration. Not in a vague “community is great” kind of way. But in practical, repeatable, and genuinely impactful ways.
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1 month ago | 
medium.com | Kristina God
All you need is confidence, clarity, and guidance to do what you can’t. This is not a platform shift. It’s a value shiftThere’s something interesting happening online. And if you’re a creator, a solopreneur, or someone who shares ideas on the internet… I have a feeling you’ve felt it too. The energy on social media is changing. It’s not just the algorithm shifts or the rise of AI-generated comments. It’s deeper. More emotional. More existential. And we’re not imagining it.
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1 month ago | 
onlinewritingclub.com | Kristina God |Yana G.Y
If you’ve ever thought, “I want to grow on Substack, but I just don’t have the time…” this guest post is you. Substack’s Notes is kind of like Substack’s version of X —but with a powerful built-in discovery engine that helps writers actually get seen. It’s the place to be if you love short-form writing or simply want to grow your audience without burning out. Besides offering my Substack Notes Bootcamp with , recently, I featured the first Notes Scheduler created by tribe member, .
