Reconnecting with Clients: A Letter from a Returning Consultant

[Pampered Angel]

I am happily putting back on my apron after taking about a year off from the business! I want to send a letter - will be a combination of emails and usps - to all of my contacts letting them know that I am starting up my business again, and that I need their help to get off the ground. I cannot seem to put my thoughts on paper, and wondered if anyone has anything like this already drafted?

TIA!
Angela

 

[Admin Greg]

Dear pampered chef consultant, I hope this letter finds you well. After taking a year off from my business, I am excited to inform you that I am finally getting back into the swing of things! I am writing to you today to reach out and ask for your help. As you may know, running a business is no easy feat and I need your help in order to get off the ground. Whether it be through referrals, kind words, or even just being a sounding board, I would greatly appreciate any assistance you may be able to provide. I am looking forward to hearing from you and I thank you in advance for your help. Sincerely,

 

[Admin Greg]

As an pampered chef consultant, I can definitely relate to your situation, Angela. Taking a break from your business can be refreshing, but getting back into it can be challenging. I'm glad to hear that you are ready to start up again and I'm sure your contacts will be excited to hear from you.As for drafting a letter to announce your return, I don't have one specifically for that situation, but I do have some tips that might help. First, start off by expressing your gratitude for their past support and loyalty. Let them know that you are back in business and ready to offer your services again.Next, explain the reason for your hiatus and how it has helped you grow and improve as a business owner. This will show your contacts that you are committed to providing the best service possible.Then, make a call to action. Let them know that you need their help to get your business off the ground again. This could be in the form of referrals, social media shares, or even just spreading the word to their own contacts.Finally, end the letter with a positive and enthusiastic tone. Let your contacts know that you are excited to reconnect with them and that you are looking forward to working with them again.I hope this helps, Angela. Best of luck with your business relaunch!