Newsletters & distribution
Give every channel a considered version of the story. Plan newsletters, email, social adaptations, bookmarks, and RSS around a clear canonical source.
What connects these topics
Sharing source material does not make every channel identical. A newsletter is an edited issue, an RSS feed is a machine-readable publication surface, and a social post is a destination-specific adaptation. These routes focus on the editorial relationship between those outputs and the approval or delivery boundaries that must remain visible.
A useful way to begin
Name the canonical home of a story before adapting it. Decide whether each channel receives full content, a summary, or an original introduction. Inspect its actual reading surface and plan how corrections will be handled. Use the RSS guide for feeds and the Ghost newsletter guide for a coordinated website-and-issue workflow.
Go deeper in the Lab.
Give your feed stable identities, honest dates, complete public links, and full content or useful summaries.
Choose a topic.
Substack Publish API
Substack workflows should begin with what the platform officially supports. Focus on content portability and documented import or export paths instead of assuming an automated publishing connector.
Twitter X Publish API
Publishing to X requires a channel-specific message and appropriate platform access. This route separates social copy preparation from the authority to create a post.
Blog Post Publish API
A blog post is a durable content object, not only a text body. Plan its title, excerpt, taxonomy, image, address, and later corrections as one editorial package.
Email Publish API
An email workflow prepares an approved message and passes it to a separately operated sending system. This topic focuses on content structure and delivery boundaries, not a mail service.
Newsletter Publish API
A newsletter issue is an edited collection with one coherent purpose. Model it separately from the articles it references and from the service that distributes it.
Social Media Publish API
Social publishing is a collection of destination-specific editorial choices. Share source material while preserving the context, audience, and limitations of each channel.
RSS Publish API
RSS creates a machine-readable view of your content. A feed can be generated from the same approved records that produce a website without becoming a separate hosted publishing product.
Bookmark Publish API
Bookmark publishing turns saved links into an intentional public collection. Keep a source address, your original annotation, and the collection’s framing as separate editorial components.