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Whether by choice or beyond your control, your podcast might have to go on a hiatus—and it could so long that the podcast seems dead! How do you come back from that and get back into your rhythm? It will take some work, but here are my recommendations (and what I'm practicing myself, too!).
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- Review your podcasting goals (your "why")
- Treat your podcast return like a launch
- Use a podcast trailer to promote the return
- Lower your expectations
- Don't apologize or explain in your regular episodes
- Make and follow a plan to keep going
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