Written yes

Testimonial & Case Study Engine

A service seller sends the ask themselves, or — when the client’s words and a written yes are already on the desk — files one mini case: problem, approach, result, quote.

Not for

  • Fabricated social proof, fake reviews, borrowed names, or a testimonial mill.
  • Invented comps, “clients usually see,” or a result the client did not state.
  • An income guarantee, a star rating, a review count, or a promise that a case study will raise prices.
  • Done-for-you asking, ghostwritten praise, a tool that posts for you, or a legal release.

How it moves

01 Closed work

Ask only after the engagement is delivered and they know it is delivered.

02 Ask

Send the note yourself. Set the row to Asked. Leave permission on Not discussed and the quote empty.

03 Wait

Do not draft their sentence while you wait. One follow-up, then stop.

04 File

When a written yes is on the desk, fill the mini case and run the checklists before anything is public.

What’s inside

The files

License, in short

What the files allow

You may publish a mini case you wrote from a real client’s words after they approved that page in writing, under the name they allowed, in the places they named. You may not resell the engine, the templates, the emails, the script, or the SAMPLE. The page is still not a review you invented, and it is still not legal advice. Intended refund, once a sale exists: fourteen days, purchase price back, license ends, copies deleted. Checkout terms control that sale.

Plain answers

Before you rely on the plate

Will you write the testimonial?

No. The ask requests their words. You do not improve the quote, and you do not invent a result.

What do I get?

A permission note, four emails, a Loom script, an interview, a mini-case template, three checklists, an anonymization note, a Notion tracker spec, and one SAMPLE case. You do not get a recording of this product or a tool that posts.

What are the two prices?

List $29. Launch $19. No end date is declared, and there is no countdown on this plate.

Can I publish the sample?

No. The case is fiction. It is not a client, not a testimonial, and not a result.

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