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Chasing new clients by hand replaced: $2,500 of new work from 10 minutes of outreach

Picked and checked by Olga Pearson, host of The Practical AI Show · Published

Result

self-reported

In a slow week, he had Claude go through about a year of past collaborations and reached back out to old clients. The whole outreach took around 10 minutes and turned into more than $2,500 in new paid work.

David runs a UGC content business making videos for DTC brands. His week was slow, so instead of waiting for new inbound, he had Claude help him go through his old collaborations from roughly the past year. He then reached back out to past clients to ask about upcoming needs. The whole process took him around 10 minutes, and a few of those conversations turned into more than $2,500 in new work. His takeaway: past clients are some of the warmest leads you have.

Who did it

David (@AkaCalvete)UGC creator and creative strategistDavid on X · Oct 29, 2026

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  1. Export or paste a list of past clients and projects from the last year.
  2. Ask the AI to sort them by who is most likely to need work again.
  3. Have it draft a short, personal check in for each one.
  4. Edit and send them yourself.
  5. Note who replies and set a reminder to check in again next quarter.
Copy-paste prompt
Here are my past clients from the last year and what I made for each. Rank them by who is most likely to need new work soon, and draft a short personal check in for each that mentions our last project. Don't offer discounts.

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Self-reported in a short post, and the AI helped sort and write, he still sent the messages himself. Keep each note personal, not a mass blast. Build it with Page: a simple portfolio page to link in every check in.

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