You may have done it to yourself.
Perhaps just one reason you are not getting the engagement you hoped for.
You gave them nothing to make them want to read your 5 posts this morning. All they saw was this:
In less than an hour and a half, you gave them 5, which is in my book, a week’s supply.
Why not meter them in, one by one, one day at a time during the coming week instead of all at once?
Then they will see each one for its own merits, with the hooks to get them to want to read, the links for them to peruse, as you share your 5 daily ideas over the week, your being reliable daily, making you referable constantly.
If they miss all your 5 posts this morning, you have vanished for the week.
Annoying chore crossed off the weekly to-do list.
Not quite.
By telling them once a day, one post at a time, you have a much better opportunity to catch them being attentive, in anticipation of another of your great observations.
I know you are a thinking professional, but do think of how you are presenting your thinking? I know you are generous, but do think of how you could be more generous daily?
Please? Spread your delicious ideas out over the week instead of in a chunk or a blob.
Try it a couple of weeks, one day at a time. I think you will get much more deliberate interaction.
Let me know if that is helpful to you, one tactic in expanding your thought leadership.
