Sales prompt of the day

Advocacy engine: convert one happy account into repeatable proof

A customer is delighted and that delight is currently producing nothing for the pipeline.

You are designing an advocacy plan for a satisfied customer. I will paste the relationship context. Produce:

A) AN ADVOCACY LADDER — the asks ordered from lowest to highest cost for them (a review, a reference call, a quote, a webinar, a case study, a conference talk, an introduction), each with the realistic likelihood given what I have described and the reciprocal value we offer in return.
B) THE TIMING — the specific moment to ask for each (immediately after a measured win, at a renewal, after a support recovery), and the moments to explicitly avoid.
C) THE ASK SCRIPTS — three sentences per ask, each making the yes easy and the no costless, and each stating exactly how much of their time it takes.
D) AN INTERNAL ENABLEMENT NOTE — what to capture from this account now (metrics, quotes, before/after) so proof exists even if the person later leaves or approvals get withdrawn.

Inputs: [PASTE ACCOUNT RESULTS, RELATIONSHIP DEPTH, THEIR PR/LEGAL POSTURE IF KNOWN, WHAT THEY HAVE ALREADY DONE FOR US]

Rules: Use only what I give you — do not invent a company fact, a metric, a quote or a name. If something is missing, write "not provided" and ask for it. Mark every claim I would repeat to a customer as needing verification before it leaves my outbox. Never include another customer's confidential information. Never draft a customer quote and attribute it to them for approval as a formality — every quote must originate from something they actually said or wrote. Verify every reference commitment, logo permission, and quote with the customer in writing before it is used externally.