Write the referral ask that does not feel like begging
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Who I'm asking: {{segment — and what they just experienced, e.g. hit a milestone, renewed, left a 5-star review}}. What I want them to do: {{the exact action}}. What's in it for the person they refer: {{value}}. What's in it for them: {{reward, or nothing}}.
Write the ask so it works on the strongest motive available. Rank these for my situation and use the top one: making their friend's life easier, looking knowledgeable, supporting something they believe in, or the reward.
Requirements: reference the specific thing they did, make the action take under a minute, give them the exact words to forward, and make it genuinely easy to ignore — no scarcity, no guilt, no 'it would mean so much'.
Under 100 words.
Then tell me the wrong moment to send this, and the one segment I should not send it to at all.
How to use it
Timing beats copy. Send it right after a moment where the product visibly worked for them.
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