How to Stay in Touch With Clients Between Projects
The gap between projects is where most client relationships die. Here are practical ways to stay visible without being pushy or taking up too much time.
Every site you have ever shipped is aging toward a redesign, and every past client knows other businesses that need one. ClientGo keeps that entire back catalog warm with follow-ups that take minutes a week.
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You launch, invoice, and move on. Three years later they redesign with someone else because you never stayed in touch.
Web projects have long consideration cycles. Prospects who said "not yet" are worth a check-in exactly when they said to.
Care plans are recurring revenue sitting inside your delivered-projects list, waiting for a follow-up that never happens.
No pipelines, no deal stages, no training videos. Just the pieces that keep follow-up happening.
Set touches at 1 month, 6 months, and yearly after every launch. Maintenance work and redesigns come to whoever shows up.
"Ping me in Q3" becomes an activity dated July 1, not a hope. The dashboard remembers so you do not have to.
Stack, hosting, CMS quirks, who approved things. Instant recall when they email out of nowhere.
Agencies, copywriters, and marketers who send you work get quarterly touches, so the referral pipeline stays open.

The gap between projects is where most client relationships die. Here are practical ways to stay visible without being pushy or taking up too much time.
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