When she began her freelance content strategy business, she recruited all of her clients in her first year withBut once she sent out that magical email, she needed to effectively communicate with her stable of freelance clients. She found herself sending out versions of the same important emails again and again.
Here, I've collected some of the other most important emails I send as a freelancer — all in easy copy-and-paste templates that you can steal for yourself.: When you come across a"looking for freelance help" post on Facebook, LinkedIn, or other communities you're part of, and the work seems right up your alley. : Responding quickly is important — many companies looking for help are flooded with responses from interested parties.
You can see some of my work on my website here: [link]. In addition, here are a couple of links to my client work that's similar to your project — they [reason why these work samples are related to the project at hand]:My rates are typically [rates per project]. Please let me know if you'd like more information or to hop on a call. I'd love the opportunity to work together!: After you've had an intro call to understand the client's needs.
Please let me know if you have questions or would like to discuss — I'm happy to answer questions or make adjustments based on your feedback.: Right after someone has expressed that they want to hire you, but before you start working on the project.: Having a contract in place might seem overly formal, but ask any freelancer who's been burned before: It's helpful to have the project details spelled out from the get-go.