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✍🏻 Respected writer and Newsletter author.

Doing guests posts on this Newsletter has been extremely fulfilling. It’s not the job of a traditional editor, but somehow it feels engaging in the spirit of peer collaboration.

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• 🙏 thank you so much for considering doing a Guest piece in A.I. Supremacy, that reaches an audience of 115,000 (okay now it’s likely more but however many) readers.

• Posts reach on average 50k to 60k views.

• If it’s a great piece, I also share it on my LinkedIn Newsletter, with over 200,000 readers. This may result in some modest traffic to your Newsletter, profiles and new sign-ups.

As of January 18th, 2025: (see Archives)

• This can result in dozens to hundreds of new signups for your Newsletter.

SEE GUEST POST EXAMPLES.

• See my LinkedIn Newsletter AI Report here.

Topics

• While we are an A.I. focused Newsletter, we actively seek out and appreciate intersectional writing at the intersection of a Venn diagram of your topic and A.I. Your topic could be anything. Such as:

• Semiconductor industry

• Datacenter related analysis

• AI and Software Engineering

• Chinese Technology

• AI and the intersection of cultural, societal and public good topics

• Healthcare

• Society and Geopolitics

• Data Engineering

• Product

• Journalism

• Software Development

• AI Policy, Alignment and Ethics

• Media, Future of Media, etc….

• I’m fairly open on novel topics or ideas to cover.

Editorial Template for Guest Posts on A.I. Supremacy

Format:

• A header image with credits

• Between 1.5k words and 2.5k words, or preferably longer (i.e. an 8-20 min read)

• At least one bullet point list

• One or more infographics (either sourced or created by you)

• Multiple quotes (if applicable)

• Many or multiple high quality links to sources (6-20)

• Well defined Subheadings

• Open to GIFs, videos to embed, YouTube links, screen shots of X or other sources, etc… (visual stimuli is great!)

• Deadlines are typically 10 days to 21 days from when we speak, but actual dates of publication are not given, and can be weeks later (due volume of submissions)

• Not all entries will be accepted, if they don’t follow guidelines, if they don’t meet the quality requirements

• Send draft to michaelkspencer2023@gmail.com in a google doc & let me know on a LinkedIn DM

• Please DM me said Google doc in a link on LinkedIn (this is really helpful)

• Send a short biography since I write a forward about you before the piece

• Send 1-5 of your best pieces below the draft from your Newsletter (links), which I will try to highlight as well in the editorial formating.

• My LinkedIn profile is here.

• I also prefer to have a video pitch (30 seconds) to promote your work as a real cross-promotion that I embed in the intro if it is your first time. Here are the instructions. Please make this available to me on Google Drive that I can download. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1tVwqBXobV47nuABvr78byFrQXGGevCOnZukGetClBOY/edit#heading=h.bgpziphd6sc

• Finally, I will need your Email address to send you the invite to be the author of the post.

• Please do not send me messages asking me when I will post the guest post (unless it’s been months). This is hugely distracting for me, nor do I know when your piece will be published.

• I need first rights on your original deep dive, and 2 weeks without you posting it again (and preferably do not do this at all. It devalues your and my publication)

• I need original content, or at worst second rights to a piece (with modifications). If you syndicate your proposed guest piece for my publication on other publications, due to duplicate content SEO rules, you exclude the submission by doing this.

Please re-read this over.

The guest post is designed to send your publication traffic, link clicks and attention. So make sure it is your best work. That it is optimized for a very General AI enthusiast audience and casual readers.

Examples

• Read previous guest posts here.

• Do note: If I include your guest post as a paywalled piece, I typically (though not always) will send it out to my entire free audience again 10-14 days later. These posts get 1.5x the usual traffic.

Questions?

• There is no right or wrong deliverable, we won’t be editing the piece, although I may ask to make improvements.

• It is entirely your creation, and you can re-publish it 14-21 days AFTER the piece goes live if you choose to (although I prefer it’s an edited version and original work is always prefered, i.e. change the title, header image, make necessary alterations).

• I do not accept drafts that have been already published, unless in exceptional circumstances (which are rare). So if you cannot wait, and do this, your submission will be excluded.

• The whole point is I need your original best work, to be able for you to get ROI from it and to inform my audience on your topic.

Editorial Oversight

• The piece should have a strong title and subtitle and I reserve the right to change it. The title needs to be SEO optimized and make the reader want to read it in their Email inbox.

• Topics must also be agreed on beforehand, typically I am giving/suggesting/recommending a specific topic I want based on an analysis of your body of work, background, previous Newsletter posts.

• You can pitch me, but usually I will be finding and pitching you.

• I prefer diverse audiences and try to keep a given writer to a maximum of one post a month.

You can also pitch me on Notes, but a DM to LinkedIn works the best. I have limited time to check Email or Substack DMs.

Perks

• You get a high quality backlink, to your (ideally custom) domain. SEO is more important than many writers think here.

• The main benefit is anticipated clicks and sign-ups, not many, but a few.

• I do sometimes share piece on my LinkedIn Newsletter as well, that has a crazy high supposed readership.

• SEO benefits in the long-tail if we choose a good title for the piece.

• You can feature your Book, if you have a published book prominently in the piece or a YouTube channel.

• Access to a wider audience, credibility, etc…

• Collaborations like guest posts can lead to other opportunities, other people contacting you, etc….

• The experience, most guest posts force you to write a piece of the highest quality you are capable of, since the incentives for doing so is a greater impact of the piece.

• Guest post collaboration according to Substack are a great way to get your work out there.

• My favorite way to handle byliness is to promote new or emerging writers

FAQ

1. How many guest posts have you had on your publication? Over a 40 writers, with over 80-100 total posts (I’ve lost track) have been featured thus far.

2. What is your motivation for offering guest posts? Mostly to send traffic to new and emerging Newsletters, but also to benefit my audience with diverse perspectives. Also to give me a break from burnout (3+ years), time to work on other publications.

3. Does offering guest posts dilute your audience and their affinity to you? Yes and no, there are pros and cons of hosting them which I am aware of, I think it’s a net positive/benefit though. I don’t typically get paid subs from them I have noticed.

4. How do you select who to feature and the topic? Mostly I use my intuition, I have gained some familiarity with the topics that “just work” and the sorts of writers I want to actively support.

5. What else do you get out of it? I get a day of rest, since I manage multiple Newsletters, this is precious time to do other marketing activities, catch up on correspondence, native sponsorship deals, etc…

6. Are guest posts typically well received? Yes they are, as a rule so far my audience and the broader community loves it. Although if your piece or topic is too niche, it might not perform super well.

Testimonials

I don’t really collect Testimonials for guest post on my publication, but clearly for emerging writers sometimes it pays off.

• I can show you the link traffic on request 7 to 14 days after the piece is public. This is important for you to judge the ROI and if it’s worth your time (since I cannot afford to pay anyone for their contributions unfortunately).

• If the piece performs well I may/might pitch you again with another topic. If you ignore my guidelines I may not do so.

• I am looking for more guides on AI tools and some topics I will favor over others depending on my reader interests and trends. I am looking for more pieces this month on datacenters, AI agents, robotics, and select geopolitical and China AI and Tech topics.

• Results? Typically a writer will see between 200-400 new signups after a piece with me and 300-500 clicks to their articles. However it could be much less, or even more. Depending on how the post performs.

Let me know if this is clear.

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• It’s an honor and a privilege trying to cover AI, curate some of the News and cover topics that many of the popular rundowns in the space don’t cover in much detail.

• When I started there were less than five major AI Newsletters on Substack, now there are dozens to hundreds. This is great for the ecosystem and learning, but difficult for Newsletter operators like me who depend on paid subscriptions to earn a basic liveable wage.

• It’s also been super interesting finding guest contributors to cover fields like education, macroeconomics, culture, semiconductors and so many other topics at the intersection of AI. You can read many of the guest posts here. Managing guest writers and native sponsors it turns out is incredibly time consuming.

It’s the summer, and many of you aren’t around to be reading this, so I’ll be pretty brief. This is also data that can help other writers. To learn more about what I offer and my journey read my table of contents.

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We continue to be one of the most widely read AI publications on Substack’s entire global ecosystem. It’s nice to reach a milestone like this. Though functionally KPIs like this mean nothing. I need to improve serving my readers and adding value to my audience.

In year 2 this is my main priority.

AI Supremacy has hit 8 Million Views Lifetime

The birth of the Newsletter was on December, 25th, 2021.

• A lot of my highest quality readers continue to become immediate paid readers straight from the targeting of either Google or LinkedIn.

• They immediately recognize the my sincerity to my craft, that my curated summaries can save them time, and that my topic choice is worth checking out and perhaps even following for months or years.

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My paid audience also tends to have significant political and geographical similarities, I do not know why that is. It’s not totally surprising that the biggest U.S. states happen to be where most of my readers are from.

My Audience is Skewed to Liberal, Democrat from California and New York State

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• Texas

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We Might Break 100,000 Free Readers in 2024

• We are approaching 75,000.

It’s always encouraging to get more new readers and I have prioritized this in the little time I have for marketing. I’m grateful to have a thriving audience and reach a bigger total addressable market (TAM).

If this graph tells me anything, it’s that recommended readers from other Substack publications don’t convert into paid readers as a general rule. Now new changes to Gmail mean even fewer of my TAM actually get to see my Newsletter in their inbox.

Total reader is today (June 17th, 2024): 74,135.

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However the ratio of these converting to paid readers, is not stellar. 🌈 Since Substack prides itself on being for paid subscriptions, my Newsletter has yet to make a breakthrough.

Life-work balance wise, I need to earn more revenue to be able to support this leading to a full-time living. In my quest to get my 1,000 true fans, I may need to increase prices or lower prices. Paid reader acquisition is getting harder not easier in 2024 so far.

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✍🏻 Respected writer and Newsletter author.

Doing guests posts on this Newsletter has been extremely fulfilling. It’s not the job of a traditional editor, but somehow it feels engaging in the spirit of peer collaboration.

• 🙏 thank you so much for considering doing a Guest piece in A.I. Supremacy, that reaches an audience of 28,000 (okay now it’s more like 64,000) readers.

• If it’s a great piece, I also share it on my LinkedIn Newsletter, with over 200,000 readers. This may result in some modest traffic to your Newsletter, profiles and new sign-ups.

• While we are an A.I. focused Newsletter, we actively seek out and appreciate intersectional writing at the intersection of a Venn diagram of your topic and A.I. Your topic could be anything. Such as:

• Education

• Healthcare

• Society

• Data Engineering

• Product

• Journalism

• Software Development

• AI Policy, Alignment and Ethics

• Media, etc….

Editorial Template for Guest Posts on A.I. Supremacy

Format:

• Over 2.5k words (i.e. an 8-20 min read)

• At least one bullet point list

• One or more infographics (either sourced or created by you)

• Well defined Subheadings

• Strong links (of value to the readers) embedded throughout the article (4-14)

• Deadlines are typically 10 days to 21 days from when we speak

• Send draft to michaelkspencer2023@gmail.com in a google doc & let me know on a LinkedIn DM

• Please DM me said Google doc in a link on LinkedIn (this is really helpful)

• Send a short biography since I write a forward about you before the piece

• Do include a header image (ideally generated by A.I.)

• Send 1-5 of your best pieces below the draft from your Newsletter (links), which I will try to highlight as well in the editorial formating.

• My LinkedIn profile is here.

• I also need a video or audio pitch (30 seconds) to promote your work as a real cross-promotion that I embed in the intro. Here are the instructions. Please make this available to me on Google Drive that I can download. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1tVwqBXobV47nuABvr78byFrQXGGevCOnZukGetClBOY/edit#heading=h.bgpziphd6sc

• Finally, I will need your Email address to send you the invite to be the author of the post.

• Please do not send me messages asking me when I will post the guest post (unless it’s been months). This is hugely distracting for me.

  

Examples

• Read previous guest posts here.

Questions?

• There is no right or wrong deliverable, we won’t be editing the piece. It is entirely your creation, and you can re-publish it 10 days after the piece goes live if you choose to.

Editorial Oversight

• The piece should have a strong title and subtitle and I reserve the right to change it.

• Topics must also be agreed on beforehand, typically I am giving/suggesting/recommending a specific topic I want based on an analysis of your body of work, background, previous Newsletter posts.

• You can pitch me, but usually I will be finding and pitching you.

You can also pitch me on Notes.

Perks

• The main benefit is anticipated clicks and sign-ups, not many, but a few.

• I do the share piece on my LinkedIn Newsletter as well, that has a crazy high supposed readership. Why not right?

• SEO benefits in the long-tail if we choose a good title for the piece.

• You can feature your Book, if you have a published book prominently in the piece.

• Access to a wider audience, credibility, etc…

• Collaborations like guest posts can lead to other opportunities, other people contacting you, etc….

• The experience, most guest posts force you to write a piece of the highest quality you are capable of, since the incentives for doing so is a greater impact of the piece.

• Guest post collaboration according to Substack is a great way to get your work out there.

FAQ

1. How many guest posts have you had on your publication? Over a dozen, under 20 thus far.

2. What is your motivation for offering guest posts? Mostly to send traffic to new and emerging Newsletters, but also to benefit my audience with diverse perspectives.

3. Does offering guest posts dilute your audience and their affinity to you? Yes and no, there are pros and cons of hosting them which I am aware of, I think it’s a net positive/benefit though.

4. How do you select who to feature and the topic? Mostly I use my intuition, I have gained some familiarity with the topics that “just work” and the sorts of writers I want to actively support.

5. What else do you get out of it? I get a day of rest, since I manage multiple Newsletters, this is precious time to do other marketing activities, catch up on correspondence, native sponsorship deals, etc…

6. Are guest posts typically well received? Yes they are, as a rule so far my audience and the broader community loves it.

Testimonials

I don’t really collect Testimonials for guest post on my publication, but clearly for emerging writers sometimes it pays off. Uttam Dey was kindly enough to illustrate this on Notes in May, 2024.

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Hey Everyone!

Why Guest Posts?

As I get to my 1.5 years mark of my Substack journey, I’m experimenting and pitching writers a lot to write on my A.I. Newsletter called “A.I. Supremacy”. I typically find writers I respect on Substack and approach them on LinkedIn. But could there be a better way?

I like giving shout-outs to other writers in the Technology or other categories of Substack and in my experience I can send about 25-50 sign-ups (though this varies a great deal) from a Guest post to the original writer’s Newsletter.

Substack writers can apply to write about a topic related to A.I. and its intersection in society, business and technology.

Visit my Guest Posts Section

You can see past guest posts here.

As it’s the summer months and I am near burnout I’ll have to write a bit less across my Newsletters, this could mean pitching others more, what would be even easier is to get them to pitch me, you can DM me on LinkedIn here. Due to too much traffic on Email and having multiple Emails, I don’t function there well at all.

What you Get?

• Access to my audience of 25,000 readers and sometimes cross-posting to my LinkedIn Newsletter of over 200,000 viewers.

• A few clicks and sign-ups, nothing specultar, but decent ROI for smaller publications. (I write forwards to every guest post featuring the writer prominently)

• A good portfolio piece you can show to others (usually on a topic that’s highly shareable).

• Some minor bragging rights.

Native Sponsorships

In the future all of my free content on Substack, will have a native aligned Sponsor. This is to help me make ends-meet as Newsletters are my full-time gig. Partners (Advertisers) are chosen on platforms like Paved, Passionfroot, other platforms, from my Email box and via word-of-mouth. Typically these are B2B products related to A.I., software and so forth. They are minimalistic, non-invasive and have a high degree of relevance to my general audience.

To learn more how to advertise with A.I. Supremacy, go here.

Use Cases

Guest posters are usually people I admire and read in my own reading. Typically these are folk I’ve reached out to, not the other way around. However that’s not very scalable.

I’ve had some pretty incredible guests posts in the past few months. Some of them appear to have been mildly pleased with the traffic I brought them as well. These include:

10. TBA:

If I had a way to collect guest post testimonials I would, I and will eventually build one. Typically I use LinkedIn DMs as the channel and get a draft in a google doc submitted.

Topic Covered In the Past via Guest Posts

• Cybersecurity and A.I.

• A.I. News

• Auto GPTs

• National Defense and A.I.

• A.I. for Good

• A.I. for solo-entrepreneurs

• Top Startups in Generative A.I.

• Tech Diplomacy around Nations

List of Guest Post Articles

1. AI risk and global order: will AI governance survive a new Tech Cold War?

2. 🚨 Technology Governance Firefighter

3. 🚨 Technology Governance Firefighter, Part II

4. 🦄 The top six rivals competing with OpenAI (April, 2023)

5. AI Tidbits April round-up

6. GPT Agents and AGI

7. AI's world order: National security challenges and a new Cold War

8. Artificial Intelligence Can Build a Better World (🌳If We Make It)

9. How Solo Entrepreneurs are using Generative A.I. to Accelerate their Business?

10. Six more companies competing with OpenAI

11. TBA more coming including from

Performance of Guest Posts - Highlights

The best performing guest post so far I think was by author of . Here are the stats:

KPIs. It featured:

• 43 new readers, 4 new paid subscribers, a total of 47.

• More shares than usual.

• A 13% click-rate (very high for my Newsletter average)

• More virality than most of my baseline.

• I’m not entirely sure how many signups this resulted in for Charlie? (Likely over 50).

Why I offer Guest Posts in a Nutshell

My main motivation for offering Guest posts is to give back to other writers and stimulate their growth, but it’s also another day of “rest”, that’s very voluble to my own workload. Since as you might know, I’m working on multiple Newsletters at once. This is also because I believe different points of view and people who are more qualified than me exist at nearly ever turn on myriad subjects related to my own niche.

• To boost other Newsletters/writers

• To get more “rest” days on my own publication (also to deal with my other Newsletters)

• To improve the reading experience for my audience

• To tap into expertise in the community

• To elevate the work of others (who may or may not have as many followers as I do)

My ideas on guest posts might evolve, but in an ideal world, fully 10-20% of my content would consist of these. I’m myself not a very big publication so I cannot command easily the free work of others, even if they get a small benefit from it themselves. I approach people to do a guest post probably around 3-5 times a week in mid 2023.

How it Works

I typically ask for over 2,500 words, with infographics, bullet point lists and multiple subtitles on the chosen topic with some embedded links, or footnote references.

• We discuss a topic and a title

• I set a deadline (usually just for motivational purposes)

• I wait for a draft sent to (one of my Emails) as a google doc

• I visit the draft, I ask for a banner image (if none is present)

• I sent an Email invite to get your name on the Substack article draft

• I publish the post (I’m not currently a very tough editor)

• I share analytics

• You tell me how many new signups you get

$400 worth of Traffic is Not a Free Volunteer Post

[I’m not asking for money here, I’m just saying the traffic you get is your “payment” for the guest post, technically and my feeble attempt to sharing some small traffic]

If I’m able to send you 30 sign-ups and 100 clicks, that’s what I’d charge a Sponsor about $400 for, so technically you aren’t doing a “free post” for me, I’m actually able usually to send you a bunch of traffic that’s worth $400. In case you were wondering how the cost-benefit incentive looks like in reality. Of course, I’m expecting the piece is of the highest quality you are capable of.

I do of course reserve the right to say no and pass on your pitch for reasons that I generally won’t confess.

Thanks for reading!

On Notes & Tidbits

• Read more of ‘s notes here.

• Zvi is one of the most prolific A.I. writers on the internet today, just look at his work on LessWrong.

• Shortly after this article with me, Meg got an internship at Sandbox AQ, a startup on my radar in my Quantum computing Newsletter.

• Three or more of these guest posts contributors have background at Stanford (a happy coincidence for me).

• 2 of my Guest posts are part of an on-going topic Series on Generative A.I. Startups.

• Guest posts are also about networking, relationship building and unexpected rewards, cross-posting, collaboration and cross-disciplinary learning.

To date it seems like I have done 9 guest posts on A.I. Supremacy, but it could be a much more regular thing.

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