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Getting Started

Create an account and publish your first piece on Peakub

Welcome to Peakub, the home for quality publications and the all-in-one platforms for content creators. This guide will help you quickly start your journey on the platform.

Three things to do before anything else: create an account, set up a publication, and publish something. Everything past that is optional, at your own pace.

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Migrating your publication

Peakub has a built-in migration tool that migrates your Substack, Beehiv or Wordpress publication. Follow the migration guides.

Creating an account

Sign up with an email address (or a social login, where available), then complete your profile. Your handle - the @name on your public profile, and part of your URLs - is filled in from the name you enter and checked as you go; if someone already has it, you'll be told so you can pick another. It's worth choosing deliberately rather than keeping whatever your name happens to produce.

Setting up your first publication

A publication is where your content lives (articles and newsletter issues) all under one name, description, and cover image. Set those three things first; everything else about a publication can change later without breaking anything. Your first creation will carry your profile handle unless you change it at creation. This helps you capitalize on followers you already have as a user.

Publications are addressed by a unique identifier - youridentifier.peakub.com, and the address of every post under it. Unless it was already filled in for you, it follows the publication name: Peakub turns what you typed into a URL-safe handle, checks that nobody has taken it, and offers the next free variant if somebody has. Edit the field yourself and it stops following the name - from then on it stays exactly as you left it.

See Publishing once you're ready to write.

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Finding your way around

Four places you'll come back to: your feed (trending, what you follow, recommendations etc), your Studio (writing and managing content), and account settings (profile, billing, domains). Each gets its own section elsewhere in this guide. This page is just the map.

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