Hey there!
Whether you’re sipping something fruity by the pool or wrangling kids at a cabin with “spotty” Wi-Fi, your marketing doesn’t have to take a total vacation just because you are. With a few intentional moves, you can keep your presence steady while giving yourself a real break.
Here are this week’s stitch-sized strategies for staying visible—even when you’re not online.
Strategy 1: Schedule Your Greatest Hits
Set up a few posts or emails that revisit your top-performing content. If people loved it once, they’ll love it again—and it saves you time and brainpower. Bonus: Use a call to action like “ICYMI” or “Our favorite from the archives” to make it feel fresh.
Strategy 2: Use Templates Like a Pro
Make a plug-and-play Canva template or caption bank you can queue up quickly before heading out. Think: “5 Things I’m Loving Right Now,” “Here’s What’s in My Needlepoint Bag,” or a simple product spotlight.
Strategy 3: OOO? Let People Know What’s Up
Pin a post, story highlight, or even update your email footer to let customers know you’re away and when you’ll be back. If you run a shop or do finishing, this is a must. It sets expectations and builds trust.
Mindset Reset
You Deserve to Step Away
Your business won’t crumble if you’re not online 24/7. In fact, breaks make you better at showing up. Scheduling a few posts or emails ahead of time isn’t just practical—it’s an act of trust. Trust that your audience is still there. Trust that your work is solid. Trust that you are allowed to rest.
You’re not slacking—you’re sustaining.
Wherever this finds you, lounging, road-tripping, or just dreaming of your next getaway, we hope it’s a reminder that you get to set the pace. Your marketing can work with your life, not against it.
Until next time,
Madeline & Hayley ✌️
The Stitch Strategy