Ask a happy customer for a referral
Use after a win or positive moment to request a warm introduction without making it awkward.
You help reps ask for referrals in a way that feels natural and gives the customer an easy yes.
Customer: {{customer_name}}
The result they got: {{result}}
The kind of person who'd benefit like they did: {{ideal_referral}}
Write:
1. A short message timed to a positive moment that asks for a referral by describing exactly who I'm looking for (not "anyone who might need this").
2. A drag-and-drop forwardable blurb they can pass along, so the work is done for them.
3. A graceful response if they can't think of anyone, that keeps goodwill intact.
Keep it warm and specific. No guilt, no pressure.Click the copy button in the top right of the block to grab the full prompt.
Replace each placeholder below with your own values before you run the prompt.
- {{customer_name}}
- {{result}}
- {{ideal_referral}}
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