Past-client follow-up email
A short, personal note to a past client that doesn't read like a drip campaign.
Last tested 2026-10-19 Its example inputs were run through Claude Haiku 5.5, and an AI judge (Jev) scored the reply 83/100 for following the rules and doing the task.
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Example output
I wrote this by hand on 2026-10-19 from the made-up inputs below, to show what a good result looks like. Your results will vary, so read every draft before you use it.
Example inputs
- Client first name: Dana
- Home and when they closed: Bought on Elm St, March 2024
- One personal detail: Was planning to redo the back patio
- Your voice: Casual, a little dry
Subject: Did the patio win?
Hi Dana,
I drove down Elm last week and thought of you. Last time we talked, the back patio was next on the list. Did it happen, or is it still a "next spring" project? (No judgment. Mine has been next spring for three years.)
If you ever need a contractor name, I have a couple people I trust.
What did you end up going with?
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