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6 Things to Do When a Client Loses Interest in Your Work It happens to every freelancer at some point. A client changed focus or found someone whose work they like more.

By John Boitnott Edited by Russell Sicklick

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Finding a loyal client can feel like striking gold when you're trying to succeed as a freelancer. Consistent customers provide you with a steady foundation and can boost your entrepreneurial confidence. However, earning and keeping their loyalty is no easy feat.

Several things can cause a client to lose interest in your services. It may be impossible to prevent this from happening. But it is possible to manage the situation and maybe even avoid the loss of a valued customer.

Here are six strategies to help you successfully manage the situation when a client loses interest in your work.

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