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Hosted by Robbin Marx · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 20 episodes
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Robbin Marx hosts Sport Stackers: Substack Notes & Social Media for Sports Creators & Journalists, a business show with 20 episodes published.
I spent a long time tinkering. Tweaking my format. Rethinking my schedule. Watching other writers pop off on Substack and wondering what they were doing that I wasn’t. I told myself I was being strategic. Honestly, I was
I’ve been deep in social media for over 20 years. And one word still gets under my skin every time I see it thrown around: engagement. Most advice you’ll find online treats engagement like a metric. Likes, opens, replies
I’ve been watching sports writers on Substack grind themselves out trying to produce everything at once. Long-form articles every week. Notes every day. Newsletters on a schedule they set when they were feeling ambitious
I was sitting in my kitchen one afternoon thinking about how I explain Substack to people who are just starting out. Every time I try to break it down, it sounds like a lot. And it is a lot. But I realized it’s not that
Something changed on Substack and I want to make sure you see it. When someone visits a publication on mobile, they’re not landing on an article archive. They’re landing on a notes feed. It looks like an X profile. That’
I’ve talked to a lot of writers who scroll past Substack every time someone brings it up. They’re already managing Instagram, TikTok, maybe YouTube. Another platform feels like more weight. I get it. But I want to share
Are you tired of chasing algorithms and marketing hacks? This episode introduces a new Anti-Marketing framework, a new approach to building a flourishing community on platforms like Substack that prioritizes authentic ma
In this video, I share my journey from fantasy sports content to over 8 million views, offering youtube tips to help you replicate my path. Learn about youtube monetization and how to get monetized on youtube, ensuring y
The State of Sports Newsletters in 2025 (And How We’re Building Differently) I am writing this from Atlanta right after a live Sport Stackers session with our community of writers, podcasters, and sports creatives. We sp
If you write on Substack and feel like your Notes aren’t getting the love they deserve, this new Sports Stackers Experience episode is a must watch. I break down real Notes from top performers and share exactly why they
In 2026 you might feel ready to get serious about Substack Notes but still have no idea what to post, how often to show up, or what actually works. This playbook gives you a clear routine you can repeat instead of guessi
It is 2026, and Substack might be one of the greatest opportunities in digital history for writers, creators, and independents who want to monetize their audience on their own terms. If you have been stuck on traditional
If you are building an audience on Substack and still treating it like a “newsletter only” platform, you are leaving serious growth on the table. In a recent conversation with WriteStack founder Orel, we explored why Sub
Why Recommendations Deserve Starter Minutes Substack recommendations might be the most slept on growth tool on the platform. Most writers know the tab exists, turn it on once, then forget about it and go back to grinding
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Why Substack Just Leveled Up For Sports Creators Most social platforms treat your content like fast food. You post, the algorithm chews it up in a few hours, and then it is gone. You are constantly feeding the machine an
Social media feels broken. Creators are sprinting on a hamster wheel, posting nonstop just to please algorithms that forget them within hours. You post, it flops, it dies. End of story. But there is another way. A place
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