The Morgan Snyder Show

No music, no intro, this is The Morgan Snyder Show. I see a lot of things social media. After all, I live there. I spend the majority of my waking hours managing my client’s accounts, and trying to stay active with my own. A lot of what you read makes you roll your eyes. One can only take so much cringe… But every once in a while, you see something that makes you stop scrolling and say, “Okay. Thi...

No music, no intro, this is The Morgan Snyder Show . “The algorithm has changed! My numbers have never been soooo low!” This has been the most common complaint I have seen on LinkedIn lately. I wish I could say it was only happening with the newer content crowd. Even some of the OG LinkedIn creators have had their gripes. “New algorithm. It’s unpredictable. Can’t say what it is. Have to keep rolli...

No music, no intro, this is The Morgan Snyder Show. I spent the last week in the panhandle of Florida. If you’ve never been, this is what you’re missing out on: Beautifully clear water, fishes swimming all around you, the whitest, softest sand that you’ll ever walk upon, and 100% humidity. You can’t get away from it. When you’re away from the ocean, you’ll still be breathing water. You can’t forge...

No music, no intro, this is The Morgan Snyder Show. I have a weird relationship with networking. I simultaneously love it and hate it. As an introvert who has an extrovert switch, networking for me can at times be as enjoyable as a root canal, but at other moments, so rewarding when you meet someone and you think, “Hey! I could be this person’s friend…outside of this room!” These events are weird...

Over the past few weeks, we’ve explored some awesome topics. We've talked about the upside of fame, as well as dove into Rory Sutherland’s ideas around the non-linear, unpredictable magic of building influence. But, then comes the quiet, almost embarrassed follow-up question. The one that arrives in the DMs after you listen to the episode. And it sounds something like, "I love this idea, Morgan, b...

Last week, we talked about the ‘upside of being famous.’ The focus wasn’t necessarily on becoming a celebrity, (although that would probably help your chances of building a business, just ask Ryan Reynolds) but, as a known, trusted leader in your space. I touched on the ideas of Scott Galloway and others last week, and I enjoyed putting the episode together so much, that I wanted to dedicate anoth...

I want you to think about the word famous . What comes to mind? Celebrities, red carpets, social media influencers with millions of followers? It’s a word that can feel a little…weird to the everday entrepreneur trying to build a successful business. Most of us have been taught since a very young age to value the work, not the notoriety. I’ve heard several execs say over the years, “I don’t want t...

I’ve shown you data from my clients and from my own content and how that has translated into more conversations. Write funny, make money —the new slogan every founder should put up above their desk when they go to make content on LinkedIn and X. I mean, I even took an entire episode to promote thoughtleadertoday.com, spelling out all the reasons that listeners should partner with content writers a...

Once upon a time, there was a leader. Her name was Claire. This is her story. 👀 🍿 .. Come and say hi at thoughtleadertoday.com 👋 This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit morgansnyder.substack.com/subscribe

No music. No intro. This is the Morgan Snyder Show. Over the last 30 days, I have written 7 posts on LinkedIn. For me, that’s serious restraint. In the past, I’ve posted every day, for weeks on end. I’ve had the mentality that, “all visibility is good visibility.” The more people see me in their feed, the better. After all, I’m a writer that helps leaders, athletes, and celebs with social. I shoul...

No Music. No Intro. This is The Morgan Snyder Show. Last week, we covered how to loosen up and inject personality into what you’re creating and writing on the internet. This week, we will dive into another way to accomplish that, plus, pointers on how to have fun with language and continue to get people interested in you. But first, a story. I was a “bad” student During middle and high school, I w...

No music. No intro. This is The Morgan Snyder Show. Last weekend, I was in Orlando. I was there for a summit with leaders around the country. Many were uber succesful executives who will forget more than I’ll ever know about business. It was intimidating at times. But I forged ahead. I put on my winning smile and kept shaking hands. “Oh, you’re a writer?” they said. “That must be fun. What is it t...

I’ve noticed something about posts that are performing really well on LinkedIn. They’re funny. They’re weird. They’re off-the-wall. It’s storytelling on steroids, and getting a lot of attention. So...let’s talk about it. .. Come say hi at morgansnydercopywriter.com 👋 This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit morgansnyder....

No music. No intro. This is the The Morgan Snyder Show. Last week, I talked about how one of my posts went viral. 77 k people watched it show up in their LinkedIn feed. Some appropriately laughed at the ridiculous situation, while others were outraged and felt the need to give their relationship advice. If you’d like a good chuckle, please go to my LinkedIn page or listen to the last episode. You’...

I went unexpectedly viral this week. This episode is the analysis. Here's the post. Come and say hi at morgansnydercopywriter.com or on LinkedIn . 👋 This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit morgansnyder.substack.com/subscribe

Ever wonder how to make the perfect post? Seems like there are a few people on LinkedIn or X who write great stuff every day, getting massive attention and engagement. You may think, “UGH, I could NEVER do what they’re doing. How are they so consistent? Why does their content pop off?” There are ways to stop the scroll, and I’m going to give you a framework that you can use right now. .. Want to c...

Have you noticed that ghostwriters and copywriters keep getting bashed on LinkedIn? I read no less than 5 posts every day of the week about how AI is coming for my job. (said in a spooky voice) “You don’t have much time…soon the bots will be doing all of the writing…there will be nothing left for you…” The AI stuff is too long of topic to address this episode. My point in bringing it up is there a...

No music, no intro, this is The Morgan Snyder Show. Hey, are you getting sick and tired of hearing how you should ‘ be authentic’ online? For the last year, it’s been the most common piece of advice on LinkedIn. Despite it being parroted continually, when it really works, it can yield huge results: More connections, increased engagement, and a memorable brand. One of the easiest ways to show your...

Hey, remember when your English teacher had you in a chokehold? Five-paragraph essays, indent or die, sentence fragments, no contractions or you’re toast... ...those were the good days. But now it's 2025. A new world of English. No one’s measuring your margins or docking points for a run-on. Readers are scrolling X at 2 a.m., can’t sleep, hunting for something to make them laugh. Thankfully, it do...

We have access to the biggest and brightest writers on the internet—people who have written across LinkedIn, X, Medium and other major publications. I’m talking about Nicolas Cole, James Clear, or Alex Lieberman. These writers have hundreds of millions of views, and the best part is they put out TONS of stuff for free on the internet. Why not learn about what makes them tick in our first Digital W...

What do you do to close the day? Do you flop down on the couch and watch trailers on Netflix? Do you click on ESPN and watch the Top 10 Plays and maybe eat a little too much ice cream? Whatever the ritual, we all have a special way of winding down. And if you’re a busy leader, it usually involves trying to do nothing while thinking of a million somethings. Is any of this ringing true for you? Do y...

If you've been with me for the last couple episodes, you’ve been on a journey. We started with Ask Yourself These 3 Beautiful Questions , digging into the deep stuff, the ‘why’ behind what we do. Then we moved into Build Your Fire: Content Buckets and Documentation , stacking the kindling—those ideas and systems to keep your creativity burning. Now, it’s time to light the match. Because here’s the...

No music. No intro. This is the Morgan Snyder Show. Hey, do you remember those beautiful questions from last week? I hope they helped you. Just in case you don’t remember them, I gave you three to chew on: * What’s important for your audience to know about you? * Why should they care? * What gets you fired up? Those questions—they’re like a spark that lights a fire. They get the words flowing, the...

As a founder or leader at your company, you’re short on time. You have to balance an unending list of priorities. Plus, you hate the idea of people analyzing your writing, maybe even judging you for what you publish online. If you’ve ever had any of these thoughts, or you’re feeling stuck like a Mini Cooper in a snow bank, Morgan's got your back. He's going to give you three questions that will ma...

When is the last time you let your audience know what you’re up to? I’m not talking about a flash sale email from the company on a holiday weekend. I’m talking about you telling a personal story, and getting it out on the internet. Has it been a week, a month, a year? Maybe you’ve never tried to publish a piece of content. Wherever you are in that range, this episode is a not-so-gentle nudge to bu...