“Stay tuned” is informal and upbeat, but the best replacement depends on whether you are writing social media, a customer update, a formal announcement, or a message promising more information later.
Choose the Phrase by Audience
- Watch this space
- Keep an eye out
- More to come
- We’ll keep you posted
- Check back soon
- Stay posted
- Keep watching
- Look out for updates
- Follow for updates
- We’ll share more soon
- Further details will follow
- Updates are coming
Watch this space
A lively informal phrase suggesting more news or details will follow.
Example: We have another announcement coming next week—watch this space.
Keep an eye out
Friendly wording that tells readers to look for an upcoming update, message, or event.
Example: Keep an eye out for the registration link later today.
More to come
Short and conversational, especially useful in social posts, newsletters, and teasers.
Example: This is only the first release, with more to come.
We’ll keep you posted
Natural workplace and customer-service wording promising future updates.
Example: We’re still confirming the schedule, but we’ll keep you posted.
Check back soon
Best for websites, pages, or online resources that will be updated shortly.
Example: Check back soon for the full program.
Stay posted
An informal alternative meaning to continue watching for updates.
Example: Stay posted for details of the next event.
Keep watching
Best for video, broadcast, live coverage, or ongoing visual content.
Example: Keep watching for the final results after the break.
Look out for updates
Clear and neutral wording that works in emails, websites, and social media.
Example: Look out for updates in your inbox over the next few days.
Follow for updates
Especially natural on social platforms where readers can follow an account or page.
Example: Follow for updates as the project develops.
We’ll share more soon
Warm, modern wording for an organization that expects to release further details shortly.
Example: We’ll share more soon once the venue is confirmed.
Further details will follow
A formal alternative for notices, official announcements, and professional correspondence.
Example: Further details will follow once the consultation period has closed.
Updates are coming
A simple informal phrase for previewing future announcements.
Example: Updates are coming as we get closer to launch.