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Referrals stem from experience, not rewards.

How to turn satisfied customers into your business's cheapest, most reliable channel, the classic member-get-member model.

PDF guide (21 pages) + Excel spreadsheet · Free

The guide and spreadsheet are currently in Portuguese.

Cover of the tool Referrals (Member Get Member)

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Who it is for

  • Many customers say they refer you, but you don't know how many actually do.
  • You have never asked for referrals in an organized way.
  • The referred customer has no incentive to get started.
  • You don't track how customers found you.
  • Your customer acquisition cost rises while referrals remain flat.

What you get

The PDF guide

PDF guide (21 pages) featuring an end-to-end example: Architecture · Economics · When to ask · Program rules · Tracking · Scorecard · Ranking and adjustments. Concludes with a one-page summary, common mistakes, a glossary, and a launch-day checklist.

The Excel spreadsheet

Excel spreadsheet with 7 connected tabs, pre-filled with an example (FitBox, healthy meal delivery subscriptions): Economics · Moments · Program · Tracking · Scorecard · Ranking · Dashboard. Simply replace the yellow cells with your own numbers and the rest calculates automatically, complete with green, yellow, and red status indicators.

How to use it

  1. 1

    Ask at the right moment

    right after a successful delivery, with a straightforward request.

  2. 2

    Track every referral

    who referred, who arrived, and whether they converted into a customer.

  3. 3

    Review the monthly scorecard

    referrals, conversions, and cost per referred customer.

What changes in your business

Referrals become a measurable, predictable channel, bringing in customers who already trust you at a lower acquisition cost.

Frequently asked questions

What is member get member?

It is a program where existing customers refer new ones, typically offering a benefit to both the referrer and the newcomer.

Do I need to offer rewards to get referrals?

Not necessarily. The foundation of referrals is experience. Rewards help prompt action and show appreciation, but they cannot replace a satisfied customer.

How do I measure referrals?

Track the source of every customer ("how did you hear about us?") and monitor how many referrals convert into customers each month.

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