Jinger and Jeremy Vuolo of Counting On fame recently had news to share with fans. Taking to social media, they shared they were planning something big. However, they also revealed they needed fans’ help before anything moved forward.
Jinger & Jeremy Vuolo Had News To Share With Fans On Instagram
Jinger is a member of the Duggar family and became known to audiences through various reality shows focusing on her family. This includes TLC’s 19 Kids and Counting and Counting On.
In her personal life, Jinger married Jeremy Vuolo in 2016, with the couple sharing three children together. The two are also known for hosting the “Jinger & Jeremy” podcast.
Recently, the couple took to social media to share a big plan with fans on social media. At the time, they also shared that wanted their help before they make their next move.
In a post on Instagram, a caption read, “Hey! So, we’ve been thinking about launching a membership platform with some fun extras.” This included ad-free episodes, listener voicemails, Q&As, and other ways to connect with fans.
In a video, Jinger shared, “We just finished recording a podcast episode. And I wanted to hop on here and let you guys know that we are thinking about starting a member platform.
Jeremy then chimed in, adding, “Yeah, we’ve heard from you guys that you want some behind-the-scenes bonus content. Stuff like that. We’re thinking about uploading some episodes with no ads. Doing some listener voicemails. Connecting with you guys on a deeper level.”
The couple then asked fans to fill out a survey, complete with a link. As they explained, this was something that they wanted fans to “craft and formulate.”
Some Fans Shared Alternate Ideas For The Counting On Stars In The Comments
As for fans who still enjoy the podcast, the caption also assured, “Don’t worry, the podcast isn’t going anywhere. This would just be bonus goodness.”
Taking to the comments, fans answered the call to share their responses with the couple. A few admitted they weren’t too convinced to pay for the service, while others were supportive.
There were also a few fans who even offered other suggestions to the member platform. Some comments included:
- “I love following you & watching your podcast but I won’t pay.”
- “No fees for me.”
- “I filled out the survey!”
- “What about a meet and greet?”
- “I’ll pay top dollar for a 5-minute zoom call with @jeremy_vuolo.”
- “Really enjoy your podcast and will definitely look into this.”
- “Seems like everyone is starting to charge a fee, can’t afford everyone’s fees. Very much enjoy your podcast.”
- “I would rather not, enjoy you all but don’t have extra for that.”
- “You can certainly do it however I won’t be paying.”
- “I filled out the survey. Everyone who has an opinion can fill it out. I haven’t heard anything about J&J saying all content would require a subscription. Only that they are considering adding exclusive content for those who are willing and able. Some of us work a 9-5 some of us work on social media.”
