
#370: How to Stay Top-of-Mind without Being Annoying — Melissa Mitri’s Low-Stress Approach to Nurturing Client and Prospect Relationships
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Hey, there. Welcome to another episode of the High-Income Business Writing podcast—the #1 podcast for freelance writers, copywriters, and solo marketers who want to earn more in less time... doing work they love... for better clients. With over 1.3 million downloads from listeners just like you across 101 countries.
You know it’s supposed to help you grow your freelance business. But the idea of reaching out to prospects and clients just to “stay in touch” or to “follow up” starts to feel awkward fast.
You don’t want to annoy people. Yet it often feels like all you’re doing is circling back to ask, “Are you ready to hire me yet?” ... which starts to feel a little desperate and kind of pointless.
But what if there were a better way to build real connections — one that didn’t feel like a game of endless follow-ups or forced small talk? In this week’s episode, I’m joined by Melissa Mitri, a successful freelance health writer and content strategist who’s built a thriving business without relying on traditional networking tactics.
Melissa shares her refreshingly authentic approach to connecting with editors and brands. Her approach focuses on empathy, generosity, and strategic follow-ups instead of the same, old, boring approaches to follow-up. And you’ll walk away with simple, practical ideas you can implement right away.
We talk about:
- Redefining networking on your own terms (yes, even if you’re shy!)
- How Melissa stays top-of-mind with clients without being pushy
- Low-stress ways to add value and build trust before landing a gig
- Simple follow-up tactics that don’t feel annoying or salesy
If you’ve ever wondered how to build real relationships with clients in a way that feels good, you’re going to love Melissa’s insights.