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Named buyer
The referrer can name a real agency owner, freelancer, account lead, or operator — not a category or list.
Run one intro only if it can produce revenue-quality signal.
This page turns the next Task Agents growth action into a single controlled warm-intro experiment: one trusted referrer, one buyer with an active client/prospect need, one starter report, and one recorded outcome. No cold-volume blasting, no vague “looks cool” counting.
14d
Live client need
The buyer has a sales call, client audit, messaging sprint, or creator brief due in the next two weeks.
$9–19
Paid-test tolerance
The buyer can tolerate a low-ticket starter order or gives a specific reason they cannot trust one yet.
Lead with the website roast unless the referrer gives a sharper pain.
The website roast is the best first revenue test because it maps to a common agency job: pre-sales audit before senior time is spent. If the buyer's pain is messaging, switch to Review Mining. If the pain is shortform creative, switch to TikTok Competitor Report or Shortform Script Pack.
Ask to qualify
“Do they have one prospect/client where a cheap audit would help this week?”
Offer to forward
“A $9–$19 evidence-backed starter packet, not a dashboard or retainer.”
Outcome to record
Paid order, sample request tied to a named client, or exact objection blocking the order.
Referrer ask
Quick filter: I’m testing Task Agents as tiny AI research reports for agency/client work — starting with website roasts, review mining, and TikTok competitor teardowns.
Can you think of exactly one agency owner, freelancer, or account lead who has a client/prospect audit due in the next 14 days and would tolerate a $9–$19 paid test? If yes, which report would they actually use first — website roast, review mining, or shortform/TikTok research?
Proof pack: https://tasks.irislabs.dev/proof/
One-intro test: https://tasks.irislabs.dev/partners/one-intro-test/
Do not send this automatically. It is a draft-only prompt for an approved 1:1 warm channel.
Count only demand, objection, or revenue.
- Green: paid starter order or buyer asks for checkout link for a named client/prospect.
- Yellow: sample request with a real use case, or referrer names a buyer but not the active need yet.
- Red: generic AI curiosity, broad “send me info,” no active client job, or no willingness to pay even low-ticket.