Feed Widget

The Supascribe Feed Widget lets you showcase posts from your Substack publication directly on your website. With powerful customization options, you can match the widget to your brand and control exactly which posts are displayed.

What is the Feed Widget?

The Feed Widget is a dynamic, embeddable component that fetches and displays posts from your Substack newsletter. It's perfect for keeping your website fresh, driving traffic to your Substack, and engaging your audience with your latest or top content.

Key Features

📰 Live Substack Integration

• Automatic updates: Always shows your latest, top, or most discussed posts.
• Manual selection: Hand-pick specific posts to feature.
• Multiple display modes: Latest, Top, or Discussions.

🎨 Customization

• Themes: Choose between a default or custom theme.
• Colors: Set primary, secondary, and background colors.
• Layout: Align content left, center, or right.
• Visibility toggles: Show/hide images, subtitles, author, premium tag, date, reactions, and comments.
• Post count: Select how many posts to display (1–12).

⚡ Fast & Responsive

• Lightweight: Minimal impact on site speed.
• Responsive: Looks great on desktop and mobile.
• No external dependencies: Works independently of other scripts.

📈 Analytics

• Track clicks and views: See how your feed is performing.
• Conversion insights: Understand what content drives engagement.

How It Helps Grow Your Audience

• Showcase your best content: Attract new readers by displaying your most engaging posts.
• Drive traffic to Substack: Each post links directly to your Substack, increasing reads and subscriptions.
• Keep your site fresh: Automatically updates as you publish new content.
• Boost engagement: Highlight discussions and top posts to encourage interaction.

Customization Options

• Theme: Default or fully custom (colors, backgrounds).
• Layout: Left, center, or right alignment.
• Post selection: Latest, Top, Discussions, or manual.
• Post count: Display 1–12 posts.
• Visibility: Toggle image, subtitle, author, premium, date, reactions, comments.
• Manual selection: Users can hand-pick posts to display.

Getting Started

Ready to add your Substack feed to your website? Choose your platform below for a step-by-step guide:

Best Practices

• Feature your best posts: Use manual selection to highlight evergreen or high-performing content.
• Match your brand: Use custom themes and colors for seamless integration.
• Optimize placement: Place the feed where visitors will see it—sidebar, homepage, or blog section.
• Keep it fresh: Let the widget auto-update with your latest posts to keep your site dynamic.

Analytics & Performance

• Track engagement: See which posts get the most clicks and views.
• Optimize content: Use analytics to refine your content strategy.

Need Help?

If you need assistance setting up your feed widget or have questions about customization, our support team is here to help.

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