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#4. Utilize unproven talent
WWE has a lot of female talent on their roster and while the company is trying their best to integrate them into weekly programming, none of it has been for the Women's Tag Team division. Fortunately for the company, there are a plethora of options on the table if they want to start pairing some of these women up.
With that being said and Naomi, Nia Jax, Liv Morgan, Dana Brooke, Ruby Riott, Lana, Sarah Logan and countless others still needing a weekly role, why not experiment with teaming them up? At least that way, the company can get these women back on television, use them to reshape the women's division and ultimately make it matter again.
Of course, it would be ridiculous to think this can be done all at once or even over the course of a few weeks, but fans will start to care again if the right incentive is there. Fortunately for the WWE, they have a knack for making fans care about their Superstars and could easily do so again with the current crop of female Superstars.
