How Creating Your Own Podcast Can Bring in More Income and Strengthen Your Community With Adam McNeil

If you’ve ever considered starting a podcast, now is the time. It can help you build a stronger community and bring in thousands more dollars per year. This week’s guest, Adam McNeil, was just a normal guy who had a unique game that he really liked playing. He also loved coffee. He could talk about it for hours.

So he did. He started his show and did about 50k downloads in his first year of podcasting. During that time he was able to bring in over $25,000 in revenue from his show.

And if you’re wondering what that approach was like..

You’re probably wondering what kind of advantage he had to make this happen in such a short period of time.. He didn’t have a huge social media following. He didn’t have a bunch of fancy equipment. All he had was a passion for a unique topic that he presented in a unique way.

Adam — who is now the VP of Marketing for ADOPTER Media (they spend over $20 million in annual podcast ad spend) — spilled all of his secrets in this week’s episode of “Soulcial Scoop”.

Listen to Episode 64— Apple | Spotify

Find this episode’s guest:

Adam McNeil
Instagram | TikTok | LinkedIn

The Social Scoop ⤵️

😱Instagram is testing a new option for viewers to create reaction videos to a Reel

  • You can send a Reel to someone and hit the “ask to react” button.

  • That person will receive a blurred image of the Reel to click and “watch and react”

  • Then, they’ll be able to record their reaction while they watch this Reel.

  • They can preview or re-record it before sharing it as a Reel.

⚡️ TikTok is testing a “playback speed” option

  • It seems that this would be presented in the … menu on a view. You’ll be able to choose “Playback Speed” and choose different options for speeds to view the video at.

🤫 Instagram just launched “Quiet Mode”

  • You can choose times of the day where you don’t want to be bothered with Instagram notifications. Once you turn it on, you can choose/edit the time or turn it off in Settings.

🌎 You now have the option to receive messages from everyone on TikTok

  • In your settings, you’ll be able to toggle on or off the “everyone” option for who you want to receive messages from.

  • Previously, only people you followed and that followed you could send messages.

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