The Social Success Sequence is again with a model new episode that includes a really particular visitor and hospitality’s no-nonsense voice, Mr. Scott Eddy!
Scott Eddy joins the podcast to present audiences his perspective and insights on the place the way forward for hospitality is headed, social media development in hospitality, and the way AI know-how is the largest innovation that the business has ever seen.
If you’re seeking to keep forward of the hospitality know-how curve by getting the most recent hospitality info, tune in to the episode.
Cassady Quintana:Welcome to the Social Success Podcast, the place we’ve conversations with prime hospitality professionals about profitable digital advertising and marketing methods, rising tendencies, and join with right this moment’s vacationers. I’m your host, Cassady Quintana. Good day everybody, and welcome to a different episode of the Social Success sequence. My title is Cassady Quintana and I’m the model ambassador right here at Journey Media Group. And right this moment we’ve an superior visitor. I’m tremendous excited, a hospitality influencer, superstar to me. Tremendous excited to have the no nonsense voice of hospitality. Mr. Scott Eddy, thanks a lot for becoming a member of me.
Scott Eddy:Thanks a lot for having me, man.
Cassady Quintana:Yeah, tremendous excited. So, proper now you’re in Spain. We talked just a little bit about that, however for individuals which may be just a little bit unfamiliar with you and your historical past, discuss us by how you bought concerned in hospitality and the way you bought to the place you’re right this moment.
Scott Eddy:Yeah, so I truly didn’t come from a hospitality in any respect. I got here from funding banking, which I believe offers me a really completely different lens of the world. So I have a look at hospitality by psychology, positioning, ROI, branding human habits earlier than I even have a look at aesthetics, which truly means nothing. after my banking profession ended, I went to Thailand on a two week journey, and after 4 days I referred to as my mother. I used to be like, I’m by no means coming house. I really like this place. And I ended up residing in Bangkok for 11 years. So I went over there in 99, a number of years earlier than social media got here out. So for the following 4 or 5 years, I principally simply partied my butt off throughout Asia, made loads of buddies and simply getting acclimated with the area. ’trigger it was simply, it’s like a special world over there. So then social media got here out and I began the primary digital company in Asia, and we have been the largest for 5 years. And all my shoppers have been inns. So my very first consumer on this business was the primary Aman property on earth. Aman…, which was in Phuket. And that actually taught me the entire quiet, luxurious, luxurious persona. Like that entire factor. It actually prefer it was like a, like a, like a weight in my mind that’s nonetheless there right this moment. It’s actually, actually caught with me and loads of issues that I discovered from that challenge. Actually, I take advantage of it each day.
Cassady Quintana:Yeah. No, that’s superior. I really feel like loads of the individuals I discuss to and we discuss to right here, it’s sort of an analogous story. They fall into hospitality, they don’t understand, and it occurred to me too, like I used to be working simply in regular social media advertising and marketing earlier than I bought into hospitality. And that’s sort of the way it occurs for lots of people. So you reside in inns, you’re touring always. Lots of people would solely dream of that. I want I may do one thing like that. So for you, at what level did you understand, like, this wasn’t journey anymore, however you possibly can sort of flip that into your model and a enterprise for your self?
Scott Eddy:So, okay, in order I used to be doing the company, and once more, I simply employed actually good folks that labored at promoting businesses. And simply watched them. However throughout that point, that’s when social media first got here out. And I’m very early on each platform. I used to be most likely first 2000 individuals on Twitter. And Twitter was it again then. In order that’s truly the place I constructed my model. And I used to be the primary American expat in each Asian nation to have one million followers on Twitter, which again then bought me headline information, which bought me talking gigs, which bought me consulting gigs. So after some time, all my enterprise was coming by my social media. And once more, that is again when there was no time period influencer, there was no time period private model. There was no, that may have been a factor, but it surely wasn’t a factor. So ultimately I simply determined to promote the company as a result of it simply made no sense to me to have a brick and mortar workplace paying 37 full-time workers when the shoppers are coming by my cellphone or my pc. Like, it simply didn’t make sense. So I bought it and began touring round. In whole did 11 years in Thailand, one 12 months in Philippines, one 12 months in Sri Lanka, 4 years in Spain, one 12 months in Portugal, and one 12 months in London. After which I got here again to the US in 2015, thereabouts. And that’s once I actually blew up as a result of that’s when actual budgets have been beginning to be utilized to social media advertising and marketing. And I used to be approached by a PR company as quickly as I got here again to be the journey host for the primary video, for the primary journey present that was gonna be a lifetime. And it was like a Anthony Bourdain kind present. It was referred to as Video Globetrotter. In order that solidified me within the U.S. Then I simply began doing simply enormous campaigns with F1, with Air New Zealand, with like, all these large manufacturers. I used to be a model ambassador for Lexus for 2 years. I imply, it was, it was very, very cool. However once I, earlier than I got here again to the States once I was in Europe, I used to be simply taking a look at like what was gonna occur once I went again to the States and I used to be like, nicely, I don’t wish to get a lease and like have like a standard life. I haven’t had a life for a really very long time. So I ended up promoting the whole lot that I personal whereas I used to be in Europe and even now. So I used to be born in Michigan, however I used to be develop, I grew up in Fort Lauderdale since I used to be little. I used to solely have a storage unit in South Florida. So I used South Florida as a base in between all my journeys. However I’m there two, three days. Like, I used to be simply there this previous weekend. I went to F1 after which I got here to Europe instantly. That’s superior. So, yeah, I imply, it simply occurred. When did it occur? Who is aware of? However it simply, I’ve been within the trenches of hospitality advertising and marketing for 17 years, since day considered one of social media. Not that we have been doing social media methods on day one. Again then it was like web sites and search engine marketing and graphic design. Keep in mind when individuals paid for that?
Cassady Quintana:Yeah.
Scott Eddy:So the providers facet could be very completely different now. However it’s enjoyable. However it’s enjoyable and hospitality, prefer it’s the best individuals on this planet.
Cassady Quintana:I couldn’t agree extra. I imply, how may you not be pleased with with the ability to journey to all these locations and meet new individuals and keep in numerous inns and also you’ve skilled, a variety of various inns. So if you assume again of all these locations you’ve stayed at, for you what makes a memorable keep versus one which’s sort of forgettable?
Scott Eddy:And I’ve had each. The distinction is emotional influence. That’s it. Most luxurious inns right this moment are bodily stunning. And emotionally empty. The business has been change into obsessive about that entire polished and the whole lot else. However neglect humanity. Company don’t bear in mind the sink design or the best way the foyer seemed. They bear in mind how your individuals made them really feel. And I’ll provide you with an ideal instance, and this isn’t to place them down, however I simply left Tulsa. I used to be there for eight days. I imply, you’re speaking about Tulsa, Oklahoma. Prefer it’s not New York Metropolis, it’s not Paris, it’s not Hong Kong, it’s Tulsa. And I used to be on the Marriott there. And once more, this isn’t a extremely luxurious property, I’m telling you proper now, I keep over 300 nights in inns and have finished so for the greater than eight, 9 years. This was the very best workers, the very best workers that I’ve ever met in my life, ever. And I’ve lived in Asia for 13 years. And Asia has, I imply, the very best of the very best. However I imply, it, it was loopy. Just like the finance girl popping out and she or he’s like smiling and laughing with the workers. Have you ever ever seen finance individual smile? Like that’s the place the creativity goes to die. That’s the one who’s telling me, no, no, no, we don’t have the cash for this. Like, it was unbelievable like each day I used to be similar to pinching myself. I’m like, is that this actual? It was simply, it was actually loopy that the very best expertise that I’ve had ever in hospitality simply occurred.
Cassady Quintana:Oh, that’s superior. And I really feel like that is one thing that loads of inns must be posting about on social media as a result of I at all times say like, your resort and the best way it seems is a part of the expertise, however what makes it memorable or what makes it horrible for individuals is how the service was. So, and that may be exhausting to translate on-line. So if you end up taking a look at a resort, social media web page for you, like what makes one thing make you gravitate in the direction of it and wanna interact with it, quite than it being a promotional or sale. Like how can inns translate that inhuman expertise and the way superior their workers is and the way superior their workers makes you are feeling to social media in order that potential visitors can really feel that by the cellphone?
Scott Eddy:I imply, first off,I flick thru social media profiles of inns each day. I imply, I’m, I’m speaking dozens and it’s, it’s truthfully most of it simply makes me wanna throw. It’s ridiculous. We’re in probably the most really feel good, fuzzy heat feeling business on this planet. They usually can’t cease taking these attractive photos of rooms and useless photos of an empty swimming pool. And like, it’s unbelievable. Most inns, social media feels prefer it was permitted by seven individuals in a boardroom and a authorized division. That’s the issue. Every thing is secure, polished, filtered, and emotionally flat human beings join with individuals, not company perfection. When are you gonna get up? Like, I don’t perceive. It’s 2026. It’s nearly as in the event that they don’t have a calendar. Like present it, present the chef, present the bartender, present the housekeeper, present them, present humor. I imply, like, it’s loopy.
Cassady Quintana:And I believe that’s the factor, like when Instagram first got here out, it was that reverse, proper? We want the proper photograph, we’d like the proper shot. Now we have to make use of the proper filter. And now it’s, it’s sort of gone to the other. And perhaps that is with AI turning into so pertinent in all of this stuff, however individuals wish to see that actual second. As a result of it’s exhausting to think about your self in an ideal photograph of a resort room. Like, I wanna see somebody having fun with their espresso, or such as you mentioned on the pool, issues like that. So clearly you’ve adopted this because it’s began and it’s modified. We’ve seen new tendencies. We’ve seen Instagram change its algorithm utterly. So past that human emotion, is there anything that you just assume hoteliers are nonetheless getting mistaken in 2026 with their social media?
Scott Eddy:I imply, the largest mistake inns are nonetheless making is considering that content material is the technique. Content material will not be the technique. Content material is the automobile. Emotional relevance is the technique. Anyone can create content material. Now, do you have got a cellphone? You may create content material, you have got AI, it may well create content material. So the worth is now not in merely producing the content material. The worth is in perspective, storytelling, tradition, belief, management, and emotional connection. That’s the primary. Most inns nonetheless haven’t any clear voice on-line. What I like to ask inns. I like to say, what’s your model character? They don’t know reply. Like, how do you not know that there’s no founder visibility, there’s no workers involvement, there’s no neighborhood constructing. God assist you if you will discover a GM. They’re heading within the workplace. There’s no understanding of platform psychology. I used to be speaking to a man who’s a part of a gaggle of a resort group, they usually personal 11-17, they owned a bunch of inns. And I requested him about one of many properties. So earlier than we hopped on the decision, I went on each platform to see the place they’re, how energetic they’re. That manner I’ve the ammunition. We get on the cellphone and I ask him, what about X, Y, Z property? I couldn’t discover them on TikTok. Why aren’t they, oh, I don’t like TikTok. That wasn’t a query.
Cassady Quintana:Proper.
Scott Eddy:After which, with me, I dive deeper. I’m like, why don’t you prefer it? youngsters dancing. Come on. That’s the best way it began. I mentioned, the common, the common age demographic that’s most energetic proper now could be 38 to 57. Luxurious manufacturers are killing it on TikTok. I really like when individuals say can’t promote luxurious on social media. What? These are the folks that aren’t on their telephones. Proper. Come on, man.
Cassady Quintana:No, and I really like that you just talked about that as a result of particularly TikTok, it had that, that picture, particularly in 2020 of simply being that platform the place individuals dance. However it goes past that now as a result of we’re beginning to see integrations with, Reserving.com on TikTok and Expedia on Instagram. Like, there the dialog of is essential is lengthy gone. Now it’s, why are you not on this? It’s sort of nearly bizarre and embarrassing when you’re not on social media. Like, what do you imply you’re not on social media? ’trigger that’s, and particularly my, I’m older, gen Z, however as these new demographics begin to have shopping for energy, that is the place we’re looking out. Likeand it, and such as you mentioned, TikTok is now that age group of 30 to 50. Like these are the individuals with probably the most shopping for energy. So what do you imply, like that it, and it’s exhausting to get individuals to see that typically as a result of after they have that preconceived notion of what social media is, to attempt to get them to some extent of believing in it’s robust. However I imply, the proof is within the pudding. We will present them how essential that’s. So sort of in that very same world, I imply we’re seeing loads of influencers in hospitality now. And we truly, I did an train final week the place I used to be looking out, inns and probably the most viral movies and most of them got here from influencers. So the place do you see the worth with influencers in inns and perhaps the place do you see that proceed to go?
Scott Eddy:The issue with the entire influencer house, and I hate that phrase a lot. Simply because influencers ruined, similar to entrepreneurs break the time period advertising and marketing. Influencers have ruined the time period influencers. I imply, it’s simply such a egotistical. Ridiculous phrase. It’s simply such a saturated market. A lot in order that I don’t even work in South Florida and I not often work in Florida. And if I can keep away from it, I not often work within the U.S. I’d a lot quite work abroad. South Florida, it’s like all the massive cities are simply saturated. So, I imply, after all in between all my journeys I get provided to do one million free issues and I’m like, bro, I’ve been constructing my model for 17 years. Like I’m not within the intern stage proper now. Like, I already constructed my model. I don’t, I don’t want your $20 meal for Instagram posts. I recognize it although. However I imply, most inns, they nonetheless consider influencers utterly mistaken. They obsess over follower accounts as an alternative of belief and viewers alignment. I can’t inform you what number of instances, so if any person doesn’t know me, they don’t observe me on LinkedIn or loads of different platforms they usually simply look from the surface wanting in they usually simply see an enormous viewers. So the very first thing they’re gonna say, okay, this man’s an influencer. Which I don’t thoughts. I nonetheless being an influencer, I hate it. However doing that’s nonetheless loads of what I do. As a result of sure, I journey with a video man. They’re get and a photographer, one of many prime photographers in hospitality by the best way. They usually each arrive right here on Friday and we’re happening a cruise. So I do journey with a video man and we do lengthy kind storytelling. We do loads of issues and we do full photograph shoots and this and that, however they at all times need my distribution. So like, I’d by no means run away from that as a result of I’ve an excellent viewers. I’m deep within the wine world. I’m deep within the finance world. I imply, my viewers spends, so I do know creators with large audiences that couldn’t drive a reserving if their life relied on it. In the meantime, smaller area of interest creators, which sturdy trusts completely crush it as a result of their viewers truly listens to them. Pay attention, it’s the micro influencers which might be killing it proper now. Their engagement charges are within the teenagers, individuals like me, individuals with over one million followers, typically when you have a wherever from one to three% engagement charge, you’re killing it. I get very excessive engagement. So I imply, I simply figured it out two days in the past as a result of I’m launching a brand new web site and new media package and whatnot. I simply did my media package or my engagement charge on Instagram thus far in 2026 and I’m at 6.5%. Oh, that’s superior. I imply, that’s like prime tier, proper? For any person in my house. However I imply, most macro, most large, I believe they name ’em mega like over one, two, 3 million. You’re fortunate when you get one to 2%, however the numbers nonetheless work out to any person who has 20,000 who’s getting an 11% engagement charge. Issues like that. So, I imply, inns must cease treating creators like merchandising machines. Right here’s a free room now, make us viral. It’s not a method. I can’t inform you what number of inns inform me that they wish to go viral if I can assist them. And I, and I requested them, I’m like, what’s getting going viral gonna do for you? They usually can’t reply going viral 90% of the time, does nothing. My photographer that I traveled with, he did a hyperlapse video on a river cruise that we have been on of like a locks opening up and shutting. It was very cool. I believe it bought like 12 or 15 million. I’ve by no means even gotten these numbers. I imply, he’s nonetheless sitting, like, he didn’t achieve 100 thousand followers. He didn’t get 10,000 manufacturers commenting oor desirous to work with him. Viral does nothing with no correct technique connected to it. What I imply? So the, the issue is these manufacturers, they don’t do the analysis. I can’t inform you what number of instances I get reached out to they usually’re like, Hey, we would like you to do that marketing campaign. And I’m like, this isn’t even my area of interest. Oh, sorry. It was a duplicate and paste e-mail. Properly, no kidding. In fact. It was like, it simply, hear, over the following few years, creators are gonna evolve into, they usually already are full blown media corporations, manufacturing, distribution, consulting, storytelling, neighborhood constructing, all of it. The creator financial system, let me inform you, and I’d a lot quite name it that than influencer house. It’s turning into some of the highly effective engines in hospitality as a result of the larger AI will get, and hear, loads of these corporations will go to the wayside. However AI, the know-how is right here. The larger AI will get, the extra priceless people are gonna be.
Cassady Quintana:Completely. We, we are saying that on a regular basis, particularly as a result of AI is gonna gasoline the tech. However on the coronary heart of hospitality is the individuals and it’ll at all times be the individuals. And you’ll’t exchange that folks to individuals emotion. And such as you mentioned earlier on this episode about how that’s what you bear in mind probably the most proper. Is how the workers made you are feeling. And AI won’t ever be capable of do this. So I’m glad you introduced up AI as a result of we’re seeing that begin to form the traveler journey. Like I discussed with the integrations with Expedia and Instagram and their AI brokers which might be constructing these itineraries. So the place do you assume AI and social media and hospitality are headed now and in most likely the following couple of years?
Scott Eddy:I truthfully assume that a lot of the hospitality business nonetheless underestimates how large this shift is. That is larger than social media. That is large tech, larger than cell phones, larger than web sites. AI is essentially altering how people make selections, proper? We’re transferring from search habits to suggestion habits. And that adjustments the whole lot. Your web site is now not the entrance door to your mind. AI is turning into the entrance door. Yeah. Vacationers are more and more asking ai what resort suits their character, what cruise line matches their way of life, the place they need to go for a selected emotional expertise. Yeah. So now your digital footprint issues greater than any greater than ever. Consistency issues greater than ever. The manufacturers that survive this subsequent period are gonna be the manufacturers that really feel probably the most human, have the clearest voice and create the strongest emotional connection on-line, generic company rubbish. You’re finished.
Cassady Quintana:Yeah. Yeah. And I imply, and we’re already in the midst of that. I really feel like we all know loads of us, we don’t essentially understand how large AI is gonna be and the place we’ll be this time subsequent 12 months. I imply, I guess in only a few weeks we may very well be having this dialog once more and it might be one thing new. So course it’s undoubtedly at all times altering and I like to recommend everybody that’s listening to this episode to observe you as a result of that is the sort of stuff that you just’re speaking about and also you’re following and it’s, it’s tremendous essential. Inns are busy and loads of the time they don’t have the time to do the analysis. So if they’ll discover individuals such as you to get that info from, it’s extraordinarily useful as a result of it’s, it’s altering each single day. So when you can keep updated and perceive it and what’s happening and the way you have to modify your social technique and your advertising and marketing technique as a complete, you’re gonna be forward of the pack. And so with that, thanks for all that superior info. I sort of wanna shift gears to get to know you just a little bit extra Certain. With some fast fireplace questions. So very first thing that involves thoughts that you can imagine. So favourite resort you’ve ever stayed in?
Scott Eddy:I’ve a pair, however let’s say Kuda Duke in Maldives.
Cassady Quintana:Alright. I really like that.
Scott Eddy:It’s insane. Insane.
Cassady Quintana:Okay. After which what do you assume is probably the most underrated vacation spot proper now?
Scott Eddy:Proper now? Sri Lanka. I lived in Colombo for a 12 months. It’s critically underrated. I believe it’s, I imply, and it’s already effervescent, proper? However I believe it’s simply gonna explode quickly.
Cassady Quintana:Is there a finest time of 12 months to go to there?
Scott Eddy:Identical to, you’re in Orlando, proper?
Cassady Quintana:Yeah, I’m in Orlando.
Scott Eddy:So, so similar to us, winter time is their excessive season similar to Florida.
Cassady Quintana:Okay. Famous. Excellent. Okay. Do you have got any journey habits that you just swear by?
Scott Eddy:Yeah. I, and this can be a life behavior. I imply, simply ’trigger my entire life is journey, however I get up tremendous early each day and I’m up for the dawn and I am going for dawn walks. When you ever observe, particularly my Instagram tales, I’d put up dawn nearly each day. I believe there’s no higher solution to begin the day. I believe it’s unattainable to have a foul day if you begin the day like that.
Cassady Quintana:Proper. That’s why they advocate you get 10 minutes of daylight each morning. Proper. There’s, there’s one thing to that. So undoubtedly everybody follows Scott’s Instagram so you may get that morning motivation on your walks. Okay. One resort that’s crushing social media proper now, or one that you just’ve seen lately that you just liked?
Scott Eddy:Wow. That may be a nice query. Wow. That’s a great query. . You may, there’s loads on the market you may inform. I didn’t actually go over your notes, .
Cassady Quintana:That’s okay.
Scott Eddy:I by no means do. ’trigger that’s just like the, that’s if you get the uncooked solutions?
Cassady Quintana:Precisely. And then you definately overthink it.
Scott Eddy:Let’s return to that. Let me take into consideration that for a pair minutes.
Cassady Quintana:Okay, good. Properly that was the final fast fireplace query I had. So perhaps individuals simply must observe you and discover out later..
Scott Eddy:However let’s discuss manufacturers as a complete. So like, I really like, I really like enjoyable luxurious and I assume they’d name them luxurious way of life or no matter, however I really like the one inns. Okay. Throughout. I actually love, so when you actually observe, I was, I used to do loads of work with Ritz Carlton pre pandemic and now they’re simply rubbish. However horse, the man who co-founded it began Capella. Capella Inns is absolutely cool, actually enjoyable. It’s simply, I like manufacturers that don’t take themselves too critically. I imply, I hate the entire company stuffy stuff. And hear, I’m titanium bonvoy, like I keep in Marriott properties everywhere in the world. Simply so I can hit that standing. Proper. It’s straightforward as a result of they’re massive, they’re boring. The advertising and marketing is, I imply it’s, it’s so vanilla, it’s so beige. It’s so like, prefer it’s forgettable in 10 seconds. By no means was once, and it’s fascinating. I bear in mind when W first got here out after they have been Starwood. W was superior. I imply enjoyable, nice, nice, nice. Just like the advertising and marketing was like, simply so off the chart and now they simply appear like some other resort.
Cassady Quintana:Which is so fascinating. ’trigger social media is just like the place to be loopy and be enjoyable as a result of there are actually no guidelines. And like why wouldn’t you be, particularly when you have been that at one time and your opponents are doing that. Why? I wanna, I wanna know like what the logic is behind that. Like are they making an attempt to maintain a picture or?
Scott Eddy:No? Properly, nicely those which might be that fly an enormous flag like Marriott and Hilton and that, they at all times conceal behind, oh, nicely I can’t do this. ’reason for mind pointers. Proper? So you may’t present enjoyable. In fact you may, proper? They only conceal behind the rule e-book and the whole lot takes 15 approvals. So by the point you do have a good suggestion and also you wish to execute it, it’s gone.
Cassady Quintana:It’s too late. The development is over.
Scott Eddy:It’s about velocity.
Cassady Quintana:Completely. Yeah. Properly, I’ll undoubtedly go take a look at these model Instagram pages. ’trigger that’s the sort of stuff I like to have a look at. I imply, that’s what makes me as a traveler, I don’t actually have a lot model loyalty. So I love to do analysis and have a look at their Instagram pages and social media, and I’m gonna decide the one that appears probably the most enjoyable to me. So tremendous essential. Okay. Properly as we wrap up, Scott, I’m so excited we had this dialog, however for anyone that’s listening, what are you as much as subsequent? The place can they discover you? You will have any campaigns or thrilling issues developing?
Scott Eddy:I imply, I’m just about, I imply, you’re all of this month I’m going, so the, the the highest trip membership firm and now they’re remodeling into simply inns. Good. However, it’s referred to as Ante in Mexico. So they simply launched their extremely luxurious cruise line right here within the med couple weeks in the past. And we’re going on the market to movie and, and to shoot. That’s the cruise we’re becoming a member of on Saturday. After which I’m spending the final two weeks this month in Rome. After which subsequent month I, I’m going to Ellie Miami the primary week of June. After which I am going to Sicily to talk at a convention. And yeah, so I’m going nonstop and on the identical time I’m doing a complete rebrand. So within the subsequent few days I’m launching new web site, new emblem, new the whole lot. So it’s enjoyable.
Cassady Quintana:Properly, good. By the point this episode comes out, you’ll have your full rebrand.
Scott Eddy:There you go.
Cassady Quintana:So when individuals hearken to this they usually discover you, you’ll be prepared. So, good. Properly, I’m excited to, to observe your travels and naturally I’m related with you on LinkedIn and like to see the whole lot that you just’re as much as. I’ll ensure to observe your Instagram too so I can get that morning inspiration for my Dawn walks. However thanks a lot for taking just a little little bit of your day trip of your day. I do know you’re tremendous busy with journey and issues happening, so I actually recognize it and I do know our listeners do. So thanks for becoming a member of me.
Scott Eddy:Thanks for having me, man.
Cassady Quintana:All proper, cool. Properly, thanks everyone for listening to a different episode of the Social Success Sequence, and we’ll see you subsequent time. You’ll want to subscribe wherever you get your podcast so that you don’t miss an episode. The Social Success Podcast is produced by Journey Media Group. Our editor is Brandon Bell with Cowl Artwork by Bary Gordon. I’m your host Cassady Quintana, and we hope you loved this episode.
