Simple Referral
The easiest way to turn customers into referrers.
What it does
Referral tracking built for small service businesses, not growth teams. Give each customer a shareable link, track every lead it brings in, and see exactly who to thank. Free to start, live in under 10 minutes.
Simple Referral gives every customer a unique referral link, tracks every lead they send, and shows service businesses exactly who to thank for new business.
Simple Referral gives every customer their own referral link, tracks every lead they send you, and tells you exactly who to thank. Set up in under 10 minutes. No developer needed. Define your offer, set your reward, and preview your campaign page. Adjust until it looks right. There's nothing to install and nothing to configure in a CRM. Upload your customer list and Simple Referral sends them a personalized email with their unique referral link, or share your campaign link however you already communicate with customers. Either way, each referrer gets their own link automatically. Every lead is tied to the referrer who sent them. See who's driving results. Reward them on your terms. The tool…from getsimplereferral.com
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