Design a simple referral offer for {business} (e.g., Firehouse Animal Health Center, a veterinary hospital in Leander, TX): what the referrer gets, what the new customer gets, a one-line pitch, and a short text customers can forward. Keep the cost under {budget} per referral.
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Designs a referral offer with benefits for the referrer and the new customer, within your stated cost limit per referral. It also provides a one-line pitch and a short message customers can forward.
Use it when setting up a simple referral offer and you need both the reward structure and customer-facing wording.
Give the maximum total cost you can cover per referral and clarify which reward costs must fit within it.
Yes. Alongside the reward details and one-line pitch, it requests a short text customers can forward.
Here's my offer: {offer} (e.g., a $99 AC tune-up + indoor air quality assessment from Austin Air Conditioning, an HVAC company serving Round Rock, TX) for {customer type} in {city}. Rewrite it as a one-line promise, 3 benefits in plain words, and a reason to buy this week. No jargon.
Write flyer copy for {business} (e.g., Dahlia Cafe, a country-cooking restaurant in Liberty Hill, TX) promoting {promotion}: headline under 8 words, 3 short bullets, price/deal, address, and a clear call to action.
Write a short email to past customers of {business} (e.g., Leander Veterinary Clinic, an independent vet in Leander, TX) announcing {news/offer}. Friendly, under 120 words, one link, subject line under 45 characters, 2 subject options.
One useful prompt in your inbox, every Tuesday. No fluff.
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