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Revenue Partner Referral Forward Board
Command Center Partner Expansion Partner Proof Capture Partner Intro Pack Partner Intro Messages Partner Intro Follow-Up Partner Intro Conversion Partner Intro Scope Channel Repeat Partner Board Partner Payout Partner Approval Referral Board Global Channels Payment

Warm intro page

Turn one good partner result into one more aligned intro without a vague referral ask.

After a partner cycle lands cleanly, the fastest scale motion is often one more qualified introduction. This page keeps that ask narrow: one buyer type, one approved proof line, one forwardable message, and one explicit commercial rule.

  • 1 exact buyer pattern
  • 1 forwardable proof line
  • 1 clear payout rule

Referral Forward Map

Use one path from a finished partner win to one clean new introduction.

1. Confirm The First Cycle Closed Cleanly

Do not ask for a forward while the first cycle still feels commercially loose. Close the handoff, payout, and delivery proof first.

Open Partner Handoff Open Partner Payout

2. Name The Next Buyer Precisely

Ask for the same kind of buyer, operator, or account that the partner already saw succeed. Specificity increases the chance of a real intro.

Open Partner Board

5. Keep The Commercial Rule Explicit

If the partner needs payout reminders, approval, or role clarity, fix that before the intro goes out so the second deal does not wobble.

Open Partner Approval Open Partner Payout

Best Timing

The ask lands best when the previous cycle already feels complete.

After A Visible Result

Ask once the partner can point to a real improvement, not while the outcome is still abstract.

After The Payout Loop

Trust rises when the partner already saw the commercial promise handled correctly on the first live case.

After The Proof Line Is Approved

The intro gets easier when the partner already knows exactly what sentence or summary is safe to forward.

Before Momentum Fades

Ask while the win is fresh enough that the partner still knows who else has the same bottleneck.

Not During Friction

Do not layer a referral ask on top of unresolved approval, settlement, or delivery confusion.

Forward Package

Give the partner a package that is easy to resend without rewriting anything.

Exact Buyer Description

Name the buyer by bottleneck, team type, or operating pattern so the partner knows who to introduce.

One Result Line

Keep one short before-after summary ready so the partner does not need to improvise the value story.

Anonymous-Safe Version

If naming is sensitive, keep a no-brand version ready that still explains the fix and outcome clearly.

Forward Link Stack

Give one close-pack or referral page link instead of dropping a pile of scattered URLs into the introduction.

Commercial Sentence

If relevant, keep the payout or collaboration rule short enough that the partner can explain it without hesitation.

Owner And Next Step

State who takes the conversation after the intro and what the first concrete next step should be.

Short Ask Lines

Use language that makes the forward feel small and specific.

Specific Buyer Ask

If another founder or operator with this same bottleneck comes to mind, one intro would be the cleanest next step.

Forwardable Line Ask

I can package this into one short line you can resend instead of asking you to explain the whole project from scratch.

Anonymous Proof Ask

If naming is sensitive, I can keep the proof anonymous and still make it usable for one similar intro.

Small Next Step Ask

I am not asking for broad referrals, just one aligned buyer if you know someone who matches this exact pattern.

Best Next Routes

Route the partner to the page that removes the next blocker fastest.

Need Proof First

If the result is real but still under-packaged, capture one safe proof asset before asking for the intro.

Open Partner Proof Capture

Need Broader Post-Win Design

If the right next move is still unclear, return to the expansion page and choose the best revenue motion first.

Open Partner Expansion

Need Ready-To-Forward Packet

If the ask is clear but the partner still needs the actual reusable packet, route to the intro-pack page next.

Open Partner Intro Pack

Need Exact Intro Wording

If the packet exists but the partner still needs ready-to-send message copy, route to the intro-message page next.

Open Partner Intro Messages

Need One Clean Bump

If the intro already went out and the thread is now drifting, route to the intro-follow-up page next.

Open Partner Intro Follow-Up

Need Warm Reply Conversion

If the buyer replied and the thread is warming up, route to the intro-conversion page before it diffuses again.

Open Partner Intro Conversion

Need Narrow First Scope

If the buyer is warm but the first paid step still needs to be compressed, route to the intro-scope page next.

Open Partner Intro Scope

Need Internal Buyer Forward

If the buyer likes the proposed first step but now needs internal sign-off, route to the intro approval pack next.

Open Partner Intro Approval Pack

Need Repeat Channel Scale

If this should become a stable lane rather than one more intro, route into repeat channel design next.

Open Channel Repeat

Need Buyer-Side Referral Packaging

If the new buyer needs a simpler public-facing intro path, use the referral page and route the conversation there.

Open Referral Board

Need Wider Global Channels

If the partner motion should grow beyond direct introductions, use the global channel map and widen distribution carefully.

Open Global Channels

Ready To Move

If the new intro is qualified and the commercial path is clear, move directly into the same payment route.

Open Payment Page

Wallet

Once the next intro is real, keep the next cycle commercial step simple.

Confirm who pays, route the buyer into the same wallet-backed payment path, and keep the tx hash attached to the next kickoff.

0xB3e9568A9cbB624403743340358c85CCce130893 Open Payment Page