You’re in: Welcome to Patreon’s Network
Post your first Quip to start reaching new fans today.
Julie from Patreon <[email protected]>
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Patreon welcomes new creators to its network and invites them to post their first Quip to start reaching new fans. The platform introduces new features, including a supercharged feed and Quips, to help creators grow their community and get discovered. Patreon shares strategies and resources to help creators make the most of these tools.
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I'm Julie, your guide to navigating the new discovery features on Patreon. You're gaining access to tools that are designed to help you grow your community and get discovered.
Over the next two weeks, I'm going to share strategies that are working for creators who are already seeing results and how you can make them your own.
Here's what's new
A supercharged new feed
Your posts now go further than your page, into a new feed in the app that surfaces your work to more people. It's easier to interact and stand out as a creator.
Quips: A new way to post
Share quick, lightweight thoughts straight to the feed to give people a taste of your paid work.
Collaborate on posts
Co-post with other creators so their members discover your work. Posts appear on all collaborators' pages, introducing you to their audience. You can also @-tag creators in Quips.
Use your creator name everywhere
We've built you one combined creator profile, making it easier to be found (and to find other creators).
The easiest way to get started?
Drop your first Quip into the feed and see who says hello!
Button 👉 Post a Quip
To get the most out of Quips
Creators who post at least 3 Quips per week and engage with other creators' work to see the best results. But for now, just post a few and see how it feels.
Want inspiration? See how illustrator Katy Lipscomb quadrupled her community in 60 days, or browse our resources for more examples, tutorials, and answers to common questions.
See you in the feed,
Creator Growth Strategy at Patreon
San Francisco, CA 94103
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