Recurring email examples for web developers and studios — post-launch check-ins, referral asks and client catch-ups that turn one-off projects into ongoing relationships and repeat work.
“Did you publish this week?”
A weekly yes/no checkpoint on whether you published anything — post, email, video, anything.
“Standup — reply with your 3”
A daily prompt that runs your async standup — the team's replies carry the fresh content, not the email.
“Increase your odds to get a new client”
A daily nudge to do one concrete thing toward a new client — then reply with what you did.
“How are things?”
A warm, no-agenda check-in with past clients every six months — the cheapest source of repeat work and referrals there i...
“What are you shipping this week?”
Name one thing you'll ship this week to someone who'll notice if you don't.
“Quick question”
A low-pressure referral ask, sent to past clients every few months. Most sends get ignored — but it keeps you top of min...
“How's [the site] working out?”
A friendly check-in a few months after delivery that reopens the door for more work and referrals.
