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Let's start leveling up your marketing knowledge with your instructors Neil Patel and Eric

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Today, we're going to talk about three ways to restore lost trust with your audience.

So if your audience doesn't trust you anymore, don't worry, not all is lost.

The first tip I have for you is confront just what happened.

So whatever they lost trust for confront it and tell them how you're going to fix it

or change it or make it better.

The last thing you want to do is push it away, think it's going to go away.

Yes, you'll still have an audience if you do that, but a lot of the people that lost

their trust in you won't come back unless you cover the issue that made them lose trust

with you in the first place and talk about how you're going to change or fix it.

If you really are, if you're not and you're okay with it, that's fine too.

But the easiest way to first get over that hurdle and get a lot of those people back

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