What Would They Do? The Customer Experience Podcast For Online Business
Jun 1, 2026 · 7 min · 8 segments
Your audience is opening emails, watching the content, replying in the community and liking the posts. So why does it still feel like nothing is actually moving forward? In this bite-sized episode…
She has a membership, and her members seem to be paying attention.
They seem to be doing all the things, but they're not working towards that goal that made them join in the first place.
And she's showing up consistently.
Her audience is opening emails.
They're watching all the content.
They're replying to her emails.
They're replying to threads in the community.
But when she zooms out, it doesn't feel like anything is actually moving, progressing.
So first up, I want to reassure you that usually, um, a lack of action or progress has nothing to do with the effort you put into your offer, into your members, into your customers, but a lack of momentum, or specifically a false momentum problem.
'Cause we often mistake good email open rates, high number of likes, replies, or engagement on posts, people consuming everything, so watching all the videos that we're releasing in your membership with momentum.
And while activity feels like progress, it only counts as momentum if it moves someone forward, so if it nudges them closer to their goal.
And your audience, your members, your customers can be super active but still feel completely stuck because engaging on a post and liking a post doesn't necessarily mean they're taking action towards their goals.
She has a membership, and her members seem to be paying attention.
They seem to be doing all the things, but they're not working towards that goal that made them join in the first place.
And she's showing up consistently.
Her audience is opening emails.
They're watching all the content.
They're replying to her emails.
They're replying to threads in the community.
But when she zooms out, it doesn't feel like anything is actually moving, progressing.
So first up, I want to reassure you that usually, um, a lack of action or progress has nothing to do with the effort you put into your offer, into your members, into your customers, but a lack of momentum, or specifically a false momentum problem.
'Cause we often mistake good email open rates, high number of likes, replies, or engagement on posts, people consuming everything, so watching all the videos that we're releasing in your membership with momentum.
And while activity feels like progress, it only counts as momentum if it moves someone forward, so if it nudges them closer to their goal.
And your audience, your members, your customers can be super active but still feel completely stuck because engaging on a post and liking a post doesn't necessarily mean they're taking action towards their goals.
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