In dating and social circles, the phrase can sometimes be ambiguous. Some see it as a genuine sign of interest, while others view it as a polite "social nicety" that doesn't always guarantee a follow-up.

: In a business setting, clarity and politeness are key. "Looking forward to connecting soon." "Eager to touch base in the near future."

: If things went well, being direct is often better than trying to decode the phrase.

"I’m looking forward to it!" (Note: "I'm looking forward to" is less formal than "I look forward to").

"I had a great time too. Let's get something on the calendar." "See you soon! I'll text you [day/time] to coordinate." Perspectives on "See You Soon"