Staying in touch with past clients is a smart way to keep relationships warm and open the door to future work. But writing that message can feel awkward because you do not want it to look like you are only reaching out because you need a job. The wrong tone can make even a genuine message feel forced or desperate. How do you word those check-in messages in a way that feels natural and friendly without making the client feel like they are being chased for more business?
Ask How do you write a message to check in with a past client without sounding like you are just looking for money?
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