It happens often where a client shows interest, gives positive feedback, and then disappears without any clear answer. This can leave you waiting and unsure if you should move on or still hope for the project. I think following up is important, but there is a limit. How many times do you follow up in this kind of situation, and what kind of message do you send to remind them without sounding desperate?
Ask What do you do when a client likes your work but says they will get back to you and never does?
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