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(Live Replay) Let's batch schedule some Substack Notes + Understand your Substack Content Buckets!
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- Sparkle on Substack
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- Apr 1, 2026
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Summary
“We literally can’t consume anymore. We’ve consumed all of the internet, guys. We win. We win a medal. We know what to do on Substack Notes, we don’t have to over think it and we don’t have to share our breakfast.” Hi folks, Thanks for joining me for my impromptu live yesterday. I wanted to break down the importance of jumping on this WONDERFUL opportunity of scheduling your notes this month. Drop me an emoji in the comments if you’re going to try it out? I’ll pop back in on a live at the end of the month ahead of our Notes engagement thread. Ai Summary - thanks Claude. This is an impromptu live session hosted by Claire (of Sparkle on Substack ), aimed at her community of Substack writers — particularly women who want to write and grow online without burning out. The session covers three main areas: 1. Curating Substack Notes for Your Wellbeing Claire opens by urging viewers to aggressively mute and block content on Notes that feels overwhelming or news-heavy. She frames Notes as a space that should feel like a creative retreat, not a doom-scroll. She emphasises that the algorithm learns your preferences quickly, so liking and muting deliberately shapes what you see. 2. Content Buckets & Ideal Reader Before diving into scheduling, Claire explains her approach to editorial planning. She uses 2–3 “content buckets” — broad theme categories that all her writing fits into (e.g. Self-Seed Your Business , Wholehearted Living ). She ties every piece of content back to a clearly defined ideal reader: what they feel on the inside, what they think on the outside. The goal isn’t to force topics, but to develop an embodied sense of what that reader needs. 3. Scheduling Notes (the Practical Demo) Claire walks through Substack’s new Notes scheduling feature, showing how to draft, sav…