How to Find my Premium (Pro) Content

Barry "Bear" Goss
Jun 20, 2023
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Navigating to my good stuff

As you may have gathered, some of my bulletins (posts), everyone can see. And some of them only Pro (paid-up) subscribers can see / read in full.

For ease-of-retrieval, these are the three URLs all my Pro (paid-up) fans can bookmark:

* These are best viewed on a web or mobile browser (not the Substack App):

🔐 Pro Bulletins:

https://bearsbulletins.substack.com/t/pro


🔐 Opportunity Alerts:

https://bearsbulletins.substack.com/s/alerts


🔐 Weekend Whats:

https://bearsbulletins.substack.com/s/roundups

🔗 For all links on this page, Please Right-click, Open in New Tab

📝 NOTES:

The first link above is a curated list of all bulletins (posts) — across all categories — which have a paywall break on them. Meaning, you can read any one of the listed posts in full, only if you’re a Pro (paid-up) subscriber.

The 2nd link above is a curated list of all Opportunity Alerts. These money-making and investment notices, as well, are only fully viewable if you’re a Pro (paid-up) subscriber.

The third link above is a curated list of all weekend roundup editions. These roundups, as well, are only fully viewable if you’re a Pro (paid-up) subscriber.

ℹ️ OTHER WAYS:

All you need to access my paid-up (premium) pro-level content are the two links above.

However, if you’re looking at my Substack blog via Desktop, you’ll see this navigation bar:

Remember, you won’t see the above nav bar using the Substack App. But, only when looking at Bear’s Bulletins via the web.

Anyway, once you click on any topic — in this example, I’ll click on SELF — you’ll see a list that looks something like this:

Once at any category list, click on the ‘Top’ sub-navigation (see above)… and… that is when you’ll start to see my premium posts, as represented by a gray lock icon.

For categories which have more posts — for example, the WEALTH category — you can just scroll down the list, using the sub-nav options (New | Top | Community) only if you wish.

In short, just look for the gray lock icon on any post to determine if it is content I’ve designated as premium content.

🎗️ Remember: All of my pay-walled (Pro level) posts have previews for free subscribers; but, eventually, they’ll run into a message like you see below, if their Subscription Plan isn’t set to paid (Pro) status:

I hope this How To — i.e., how to access my Pro-level (premium) content tutorial — has been helpful.