Substack
Substack is a growing platform for long-form content, newsletters, and independent publishing. Writers, industry analysts, and thought leaders use Substack to share deep insights that often surface trends before they hit mainstream channels. With Trigify, you can monitor Substack posts by keyword or track specific publications for new content.
Why Substack Matters for Social Listening
Thought Leadership: Industry experts and analysts publish detailed takes on trends, tools, and market shifts.
Early Signal Detection: Niche topics and emerging trends often appear on Substack before hitting broader platforms.
Competitor Intelligence: Track competitor newsletters to understand their positioning, messaging, and audience engagement.
Content Inspiration: Discover what topics resonate with your target audience by monitoring relevant publications.
What Trigify Captures from Substack
With Trigify, you can monitor:
Posts matching your keywords across all public Substack content
New posts from specific Substack publications you are tracking
Post content, author details, and publication information
Monitoring Types
How to Set Up
Keyword Monitoring
Go to the Listening tab
Click + to create a new search
Select Monitor posts on Substack
Enter your keywords using the boolean query builder
Set your time frame and result limits
Publication Monitoring
Go to the Listening tab
Click + to create a new search
Select Monitor Substack publication
Enter the Substack publication URL
Example Workflows Using Substack
Thought Leader Tracking to Content Brief
Trigger: Post Created (Substack) matching industry keywords
Agent: General Agent summarises the post and identifies key themes
Action: Send content brief to marketing team via Slack or Notion
Competitor Newsletter Watch
Trigger: New post from competitor Substack publication
Agent: Sentiment Agent evaluates tone and messaging
Action: Log to Google Sheets for competitive analysis
Data Available
Tips
Tip: Combine Substack keyword monitoring with Business Network monitoring to capture the same topic across both long-form and social content. This gives you a fuller picture of how conversations evolve.