You are not starting from zero. You are starting again with past buyers, old data and a chance to reset how the page runs. Prosper uses that instead of pretending it is a brand new account.
Step one is to get a clear picture of the current page
Before we touch offers or send a single message, we want to see where things actually sit.
What we look at
- How long you have been away from consistent posting or DMs.
- Current sub count and how many are still active.
- Recent earnings or the last strong month before you slowed down.
- What kind of content is already in your vault.
What we ask you
- Why you took a break and what has changed now.
- What you do and do not want to bring into this new phase.
- How many hours you can realistically give the page each week.
This gives us a baseline. It stops the comeback from being emotional and turns it into a simple plan.
Refresh the brand without confusing your buyers
Some creators want a full rebrand after a break. Others just need a small clean up. We aim for clear, not dramatic.
Light reset
- Update banners, bio and display name if needed.
- Remove old pinned posts that no longer match your direction or limits.
- Set one new pinned post that explains the current vibe in simple language.
Deeper reset
- If the old direction no longer fits, we adjust niche and description.
- We clean out or archive content that clashes with new boundaries.
- We choose a first new shoot that shows clearly where the page is headed.
Warm up existing subs before chasing new ones
Your warmest money is almost always people who have already bought from you. We start there instead of just blasting ads or promos.
On page
- A simple welcome back post with a time frame, not a full life story.
- One or two new pieces of content that feel strong enough to pin or feature.
- Clear notes on when you will be active again so they know what to expect.
In DMs
- Short re opening messages to buyers who were previously engaged.
- Warm check ins that feel human, not copy paste spam.
- Space for you to personally reconnect with a handful of top spenders if you want to.
Thanks for sticking around. I have reset a few things and I am back on here properly now. If you want me to send you what I am working on first, tell me and I will show you.
Reset offers and pricing with intention
A break is a chance to tidy up messy pricing. We do not want fifty different deals floating around from last year.
- We decide what the base subscription should be for this new phase.
- We simplify your offer stack into a few clean options that we can sell consistently.
- We avoid throwing out heavy discounts just to get quick wins if it will hurt long term value.
If we offer any comeback deal, it is short, clear and tied to a specific reason so it does not become the new normal.
Build a comeback content plan you can actually stick to
The quickest way to ruin a comeback is to sprint for two weeks then vanish again. We aim for a level you can keep up.
We agree on a bare minimum posting and filming rhythm that you can hold even on an average week. Anything above that is a bonus.
We dig through old content to find sets and clips that can be reframed or bundled, instead of forcing you into constant new shoots straight away.
We pre load a few weeks of posts and DM ideas so you are not making decisions on the fly every single day.
Look after your head while numbers catch up
The first weeks back might feel slow compared to your best month. That does not mean the comeback has failed.
- We set realistic targets for the first one to three months rather than expecting instant records.
- We focus on habits and structure first and let income follow.
- We check in with you often at the start so small worries do not spiral.
The goal is feeling in control, not chasing a specific daily number while you are still getting back into rhythm.
How Prosper handles the heavy work during a comeback
You do not need to come back and try to manage everything yourself.
From our side
- We build the relaunch plan around your limits and schedule.
- We run DMs, follow ups and win back messages to old buyers.
- We watch analytics to see which parts of the new plan are working first.
From your side
- You show up for the agreed filming blocks and check ins.
- You tell us quickly if anything in the plan feels wrong or heavy.
- You give the process enough time to see real patterns before making big calls.
Simple checklist before you relaunch
- Your bio, pricing and pinned posts match who you are now.
- You have at least a few weeks of usable content lined up.
- You understand your minimum rhythm and are ready to hold it.
- You are clear on what you want from this next phase, even if the number is rough.
With a clear plan and a management team behind you, a break does not have to be the end of the story. It can be the point where you make the page work properly around your life.