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$16k+

MONTHLY REVENUE

480+

PAID SUBSCRIBERS

409%

REVENUE INCREASE (PAST YEAR)

Meet AdjusterTV Plus


In 2019, Matt Allen was working full-time as an independent adjuster. The job paid well, but he was always on call, always traveling, and it was tough to plan for life and keep a normal schedule. As a 20 year veteran in the field, he was ready to monetize his skills in a different way.

Matt had always enjoyed video, so in 2017 he created an adjuster-focused YouTube channel, followed by an eBook and a video course. His content took off and quickly so successful that he realized the demand for educational content in this niche industry - so in 2020, he partnered with Uscreen to launch the premium membership platform AdjusterTV Plus.

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Developing strategies for a successful launch and growth over time


Pre-launch prep: checking all the boxes

➜ Choosing a business model

To start, Matt had to choose how he was going to make money and what products AdjusterTV Plus would offer.

He opted for a hybrid approach, offering membership access plans and individual courses.

“Slowly building that monthly recurring membership revenue has been the core of my business. Then, I use the launches and one-time purchases to fill in the gaps with big cash windfalls.”

With the ability to create 2 different revenue streams on one Uscreen platform, Matt has more stability and more opportunities to build his income. It’s the best of both worlds.


Creating a pricing strategy based on audience feedback

Matt knew that pricing his offer too high for his unique niche would make it hard to get subscribers in the door and build steady revenue, but pricing too low would result in lower profits, lower-quality customers and higher churn rates.

In order to find the right cost, he went straight to the source and asked his target customers for input.