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Ask a Happy Customer for a Specific Introduction
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Write a personal referral request that identifies the right buyer, names the value delivered, and makes the introduction easy to forward.
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Make Your Play
Give us the situation. We’ll build the prompt.
Turn general customer goodwill into a clear introduction request without making the customer guess who might be a good fit or what to say.
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What you'll do
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Make Your Play
Ask a Happy Customer for a Specific Introduction
Tell us what the prompt needs to know
Start with the questions below. Each answer personalizes the playbook and builds the prompt you’ll use at the end.
Your situation
Enter the name of the satisfied customer you plan to contact.
Describe the product or service the customer bought.
State the specific result or positive feedback the customer shared and that you have permission to mention.
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Describe the exact type of buyer you want the customer to recognize, including role, business type, or current situation.
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Name the main problem your offer solves for that buyer.
Select where you'll send the referral request.
Describe how well you know the customer and any recent interaction that makes the request timely.
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What you'll do
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Assembled prompt
Beginner instructions
Use a real result the customer has already mentioned. Describe the desired buyer by role, business type, and current problem instead of asking for “anyone who needs help.”
Advanced instructions
Adjust the request to match the strength of the relationship. For a close customer, name a narrow buyer profile. For a newer relationship, use a lighter ask and offer the forwardable blurb without assuming an introduction.
Use this when
A customer has praised your work, shared a strong result, renewed, reordered, or said they'd be happy to recommend you.
You'll need
- Customer name
- Offer delivered
- Customer result
- Target buyer
- Buyer problem
- Message channel
- Relationship context
You'll get
- A referral target specific enough to bring a real person to mind
- A request tied to a truthful customer result
- A clear, low-pressure ask for one introduction
- A forwardable blurb requiring minimal editing
- A follow-up message ready for use.
By the end of this playbook
You will have:
- A referral target specific enough to bring a real person to mind
- A request tied to a truthful customer result
- A clear, low-pressure ask for one introduction
- A forwardable blurb requiring minimal editing
- A follow-up message ready for use.