Are you looking to take your Substack homepage to the next level?

When I first started, my Substack homepage didn’t reflect how I wanted people to feel when they arrived. It was a bit messy and didn’t tell my story clearly. After more than 300 people asked how I redesigned it, I recorded every step and shared it here as a free video tutorial.

In this short video, I show you exactly how I rebuilt my homepage from start to finish. You’ll see how to make it feel more like you — clear, welcoming, and true to your purpose.

By watching, you’ll learn how to:

• Create a simple layout that highlights your best work
• Add clear links for people to connect or work with you
• Choose colours and visuals that fit your voice
• Use tags and grid blocks to make your posts easier to explore
• Write small pieces of copy that turn visitors into subscribers

You don’t need any design skills. Everything happens directly inside Substack.

This free Substack homepage video tutorial is for writers, coaches, and creators who want their homepage to reflect who they really are and help more people find and follow their work.

By the end, you’ll have a homepage that feels aligned with your story and helps readers take the next step with you.

What others are saying:

Mika

It is obvious to see how much effort you put into this for the sake of your lovely readers. I’m a visual learner so the video was great!

I love the magazine layout and although it take a little bit of time to set up, once it’s set up you don’t need to do anything else, until you want to change it up again.

Viva Diva

That was a lot of work explaining everything. Thank you. I’ll try to work some magic with mine!

🌿 About Me

My name is Dimi. I’m a creative writer and marketing consultant, and the voice behind A Slow Living Path on Substack.

After working in one of the best tech companies and eventually burning out, I turned back to my creativity and started this Substack publication about slow living, writing, and purpose. What began as a small space to write and reflect slowly grew into a community of over 3,000 readers in just three months.

Through my writing, I explore dreams, creativity, and the in-between moments of building something meaningful both in life and in work.

If you’d like to follow along or support my writing, you can subscribe to A Slow Living Path on Substack here: