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Referral asks trigger after a strong outcome (a five-star review, a completed high-value job, a warm reply) rather than on a fixed schedule.
Referrals asked for, tracked, and rewarded
Referred work closes faster and haggles less. The gap is asking consistently and knowing who sent whom.
01What it is
Referral Tracking, defined plainly.
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Unique links and codes track a referral from mention to booked revenue, including partner and trade referrals.
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Rewards fulfill automatically and the referrer gets told what happened, which produces the second referral.
02How it runs
From build to daily operation.
Step 01
Find the moment
Satisfaction signals identify the customers worth asking.
Step 02
Make it easy
One-tap sharing with a prefilled message and a trackable link.
Step 03
Attribute properly
Referred leads carry the source through to booked revenue.
Step 04
Close the loop
Reward fulfillment plus a thank-you that reports the outcome.
03Good fit for
Industries running this system.
- Remodeling
Neighborhood referrals cluster around a visible project.
- Roofing
Storm-street referrals compound when tracked properly.
- Real Estate
Past client and vendor referrals carry the business.
- Law Firms
Attorney-to-attorney referrals need clean attribution.
- Dentists
Specialist and patient referrals both need tracking.
- Med Spas
Friend referrals respond to reward structures.
- Landscaping
Adjacent property referrals shorten the route.
- Insurance
Book-of-business referrals need partner attribution.
04Related
Systems that pair with this one.
Other pieces that ship on a first build
What a build costs
One-time build. $500 to $10k.
Scope drives the number. Systems, trades, and custom pieces are all listed on the pricing page.
05FAQ
Questions owners ask about this.
Do rewards have to be cash?
Account credit, gift cards, donations, or service upgrades all work and get fulfilled automatically.
Can partners be tracked?
Realtors, property managers, general contractors, and trade partners each get their own attribution.
Does it feel pushy?
Asks fire on satisfaction signals and respect frequency caps.