That’s saying that all the good stuff they post is outweighed by the things that upset you. This is when you’ve decided that you no longer want to be this person’s friend, and want to sever all ties between the two of you. That’s because your friend will never know that you unfollowed them.and you’re still friends. Unfollowing also results in fewer hurt feelings. You could even unfollow them permanently. So if you have a friend who is posting things that bother you.especially during this contentious election season or maybe your friend was going through a rough patch, and you couldn’t take their ranting any longer you might want to consider unfollowing them for a while until things calm down. It just means that you don’t automatically see any of their posts unless they specifically tag you in them. You can still tag each other in posts and pictures. You can still check out each other’s timelines. When you unfollow someone, you’re still friends. What’s the difference between unfollowing and unfriending? I think that mistake is made because not enough people know about unfollowing, and unfollowing is usually all that’s needed. Just follow the plan and don’t overthink it.When dealing with a disagreeable person on Facebook, someone whose opinions you happen to disagree with, or someone who just happens be annoying or upsetting, you have three options: unfollow, unfriend or block.Ī lot of people might opt for unfriending first, but that’s a mistake. Time to brag on yourself a bit! Use this as an opportunity to impress your audience and make them see the great things you do! Schedule or post 2 of these per week, Tuesdays and Thursdays, then you have 15 days to breathe and create new content and start posting more frequently. ⠀ Post #4Ī throwback post of your biggest accomplishment in your career or biz so far (and no, no need to do it on a Thursday or call it throwback anything). BUT think of it this way, some people may have not seen your original post in the first place or existing followers may have forgotten about it. Here’s the thing, most people may not love this idea because it is recycling content. One of your most commented posts with the same photo and caption (pick one that is still relevant). One of your top 3 most liked photos with a different caption! Get creative and switch up your topic or the main point within your caption. She chose to share why and make a teachable moment our of it, which is completely aligned with what she offers.
My good friend Steph from The Social Media CEO dove into some very intense projects in her business and took a break. If it’s personal reasons, it’s your choice. If it’s only been a couple of weeks, and you mostly did posts and some stories, most likely people have not noticed, so you can just post and move on.Īs for sharing your reasons for being gone, if it’s something newsworthy that makes sense to share, do it. In those cases, you can acknowledge that on your first post back and apologize for not answering or thank them for their patience. Have you not answered any DMs and comments in a while? Now if you need our guidance getting back to posting consistently on Instagram, here are a few things to consider:ĭid you use to do consistent lives and show your face in stories and you have completely ghosted? Now as for whether you should announce that you’re back and or explain why you’ve been gone, that will depend on you or on the terms of your social media break.įirst and foremost, our advice is to do whatever is true to yourself and makes sense to you (and you feel comfortable doing). We will get to exactly what you should post in a minute (that’s the plan we have for you). "Should I explain to my audience why I've been gone?"
But I know it’s easier said than done, so I made a simple plan for you.īut before we lay out the plan, I want to answer a few questions you may be asking yourself before your big re-entry. You don’t need to overthink what your next few posts will be.
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