"Get in touch with me about that job." This means that you want the person to call you or communicate with you in the near future. "Are you interested in moving to Arizona? I suggest you get in touch with their Chamber of Commerce. They'll give you some information." This means "contact the Chamber of Commerce". "Keep in touch". This means write me a letter or call me once and a while to let me know how you're doing. "Out of touch" means that you haven't contacted someone for a while and you don't know what's going on with them. Does this help?

Hi Thior... "Get in touch" is when you don't contact very much. Usually, when you contact for the first time. "Keep in touch" is when you contact often. So, after you 'get in touch' then you 'keep in touch'. I hope that helps. Robert Christie, movie maker

Hi... You can understand "keep in touch" = "keep the contact between you and that person"...

On my opinion these 2 expression are a bir alike. But if I understand correctly, Keep in touch mean to stay in relations with smb, to keep contact and, to get in touch mean to contact smb. Does this explanation quite clearly? P.S. Please feel free to correct my comment (including grammar:)))

你好，'Keep in touch' 是“保持联系”，'Get in touch'是“取得联系”