
There was a moment during a recent launch when our team sat in silence on Zoom. Cameras off. Energy drained. Chat muted. We had just wrapped up the second live event of the week, and while conversions were solid, something felt off. The spark was gone.
And we weren’t alone.
Open rates were slipping. Comments slowed. Even the most loyal warm leads ghosted our DMs.
We weren’t just tired. Our audience was tired too.
Launch fatigue had set in.
And if you’re a digital marketer, coach, or course creator in 2025, chances are you’ve felt it too.
Launch fatigue is the exhaustion that sets in when your audience (and team) are overexposed to constant marketing cycles. It’s not just about too many emails. It’s the result of repetitive messaging, urgency overload, and a lack of breathing room.
Why it's gotten worse in 2025:
“People can tell when they’re being treated like a number, not a human. That’s when trust erodes.”
— Mel Abraham, Business Mentor
If your launch is starting to feel sluggish, pay attention to these red flags:
Sometimes the metrics tell you first. Sometimes it’s your gut.
Either way, your next move is what matters.
Forget the marketing playbook for a second. Ask: Would I enjoy this experience if I were my audience?
Energy-Saving Tips:
Real-life example: During a recent mentorship launch, we inserted a spontaneous Loom video sharing a team blooper reel. Replies doubled that day.
Not everyone needs the same message.
Launch fatigue often stems from overexposure to irrelevant content. You can avoid this with segmentation done right.
Try this:
Tool tip: Use ConvertKit or HighLevel with dynamic email content and tagging to automate this without losing the human touch.
Instead of building your entire strategy around the cart open/close cycle, layer in micro-moments of value.
These are small but potent experiences that energize your audience without requiring a hard pitch.
Examples:
Bonus: You can re-use these later as nurture content.
Yes, automation can be part of the problem, but used well, it's the solution.
Energizing Automation Looks Like:
What your audience feels is often a reflection of your team’s inner state. If your team is operating on fumes, your launch will show it.
Ways to safeguard team energy:
"You don’t need to hustle harder. You need a better rhythm."
— Greg McKeown, Author of Essentialism
Your KPIs (Key Performance Indicators) should include human signals:
One client tracked joy by adding a simple question at the end of every email: "Did this make you smile? Hit reply and tell us!" The replies were gold.
Use these tools intentionally, not just because you can. Simpler > Smarter > Human.
When you design your launches with energy, empathy, and endurance in mind, everything works better.
Your conversions go up. Your audience feels seen. And you don’t dread the next campaign.
Because launch fatigue is real, but it doesn’t have to be your reality.
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Jessica Granish
The Wizard Behind The Curtain, Tech And Marketing Integrator
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