26: Posting and Ghosting: How to Reconnect with Your Audience

Let's tackle a challenge I hear a lot — "posting and ghosting." When you've been on a break from sharing content on social media or in your email newsletter and want to jump back in, how do you dive back in? What do you say? What should you skip?

If you haven't connected with your audience in a few months or even years, there's often a lot of guilt and self-consciousness that comes with returning. Sorry to break it to you, most people aren't thinking about your absence as much as you might believe.

This episode will show you practical, actionable ways to re-engage your audience.

Topics covered: 

  • Understanding and overcoming the guilt of "posting and ghosting"

  • How to reestablish trust by focusing on direct and authentic messaging, including what to say

  • What NOT to say when you reconnect with your audience

  • How to be visible and consistent — you may need to remind your audience who you are and what you offer

  • The importance of reconnecting with your followers and subscribers sooner rather than later

  • Strategies for crafting your return message

  • Dispelling the fear of "bothering" your audience

This quick episode shows you how to break your content silence and reconnect with your community.

Links:

Connect with Jacqueline Fisch: 

Jacqueline Fisch

Jacqueline Fisch is an author, ghostwriter, writing coach, and the founder of The Intuitive Writing School. She helps creative business owners create their authentic voice so they can make an impact on the world.

Before launching her writing and coaching business, Jacq spent 13 years working in corporate communications and management-consulting for clients including Fortune 500 companies and the US government. As a ghostwriter and coach, she’s helped thousands of clients — tech startups, life and business coaches, creatives, and more — learn how to communicate more authentically and stand out in a busy online world.

After moving 14 times in 20 years, she’s decided that home is where the people are. She finds home with her husband, two kids, a dog, a cat, and a few houseplants hanging on by a thread.

https://theintuitivewritingschool.com/
Next
Next

25: Stop Outsourcing Your Intuition and Voice to AI