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VO Pro Tip: Staying in Touch without Being Annoying

Published 19 days ago • 1 min read

Voice-Over Pro Tip

Staying in Touch

Hey Reader,

You probably already know how important it is to keep communication with past clients and leads. If you're like me, you probably have struggled a bit with finding the balance between doing so often enough that they remember you for work, and not overdoing it.

I think there is a balance there, and admittedly in the past I think I've leaned too heavily into my fear of becoming annoying. You probably can relate. I used to only reach out once or twice a year. Now, I do so every 2-3 months.

Honestly, if you are marketing to the right people, and doing so clearly, effectively, and efficiently - it's really not going to be that annoying to pop into their inbox every 2-3 months. And people are busy, so it's important to stay top of mind.

I don't think there is a magic number, but if you are struggling with finding this balance, try setting some calendar reminders for every 2-3 months and adjust as you see fit based on the responses/feedback you get - such as unsubscribes or actual replies from the contacts you reach out to.

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-Michael

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