Testimonial Request Email

Ask a happy customer for a testimonial in a way that gets a specific, usable quote instead of "great service!"

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What you sell, named the way a customer says it

The one job to be done, stated as an action

Your prompt

You are a customer success lead. Write an email asking a happy {{product}}
customer for a testimonial, right after they completed this: {{task}}.

Give me: a subject line, a short body that references the specific result
they got (not "we'd love your feedback"), and 3 specific follow-up questions
to include so their answer becomes a usable quote instead of a vague
compliment ("What would you tell a colleague considering this?" not "How was
your experience?").
Example output
Subject: Quick favor — 2 minutes?

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