The referral you never asked for
You have a client who loves you and would happily send you two names — if you asked. Tell me about them and what you did. Get the whole ask done right: who to ask, when, the exact words (email and text), and a short blurb they can forward. Drafts you send yourself.
🔒 What this touches: the client details you type, plus your saved Brand Voice and Company Memory, are sent once to an AI model to write the ask. The drafts show here — nothing is uploaded or stored on a server, no client list is kept, and the tool never contacts anyone. Every message is a draft you read and send yourself.
Who to ask · when · how
The email ask
The text version
Make-it-easy blurb — the bit they can forward as-is
One rule this tool keeps: it never offers your client a reward for a referral or writes a fake testimonial in their name. A referral works because they meant it. It drafts; you confirm every line before it goes out.
✓ Written from your Company Memory — the Brand Voice and facts you set up once, so every ask sounds like you, not a template.
This is your Virtual CRO compounding → Set your Brand Voice and Company Memory once and every sales tool — proposals, follow-ups, referral asks — reads them. See the whole Win Clients path.Why the ask is worth more than the ad
Your happiest clients are your best salespeople, and most of them stay quiet — not because they wouldn't vouch for you, but because you never asked, and they never think to on their own. A referred lead already trusts you before the first call. It's the cheapest, warmest client you'll ever get. And it costs one message you keep meaning to send.
The reason it doesn't get sent is the words. "Do you know anyone who needs..." feels like begging, so you close the draft. This tool starts from the specific thing you did — the same-day fix, the books you cleaned up, the site you launched — and writes an ask that reminds them of it, makes the favor tiny, and hands them a blurb they can forward without thinking. You read it, tweak a line, send it.