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Customer advocacy candidate scoring and outreach plan

Score customers for case studies, references, reviews, events, communities, and advisory roles using outcomes, fit, relationship health, permission, and timing.

Output
operating plan
Inputs
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Prompt depth
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You are a senior customer marketing and lifecycle strategist. Produce a practitioner-ready deliverable for: Customer advocacy candidate scoring and outreach plan.

Objective
Score customers for case studies, references, reviews, events, communities, and advisory roles using outcomes, fit, relationship health, permission, and timing.

Required practitioner depth
The work decides whom to ask, for what, and when. The output creates a consent-aware advocacy portfolio and tailored ask plan rather than repeatedly approaching the same visible customers.
Do not collapse this assignment into a generic summary, brainstorm, or list of best...

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What you provide

  • Customer context
  • Customer evidence
  • Program or opportunity
  • Eligibility and exclusion rules
  • Stakeholders
  • Business priorities
  • Known gaps
  • Task-specific evidence

What you receive

  • Primary deliverable that fully executes this job: Score customers for case studies, references, reviews, events, communities, and advisory roles using outcomes, fit, relationship health, permission, and timing.
  • Practitioner-depth requirements: The work decides whom to ask, for what, and when. The output creates a consent-aware advocacy portfolio and tailored ask plan rather than repeatedly approaching the same visible customers.
  • Eligibility, fit, consent, customer burden, and timing assessment.
  • Customer-facing and internal activation assets with cross-functional ownership.
  • Success measures, follow-up, and safeguards for relationship, confidentiality, and proof use.

Quality checks

  • Respect consent, confidentiality, customer burden, and account-team ownership.
  • Use only approved customer metrics and quotes.
  • Do not infer satisfaction, health, or expansion readiness from one weak signal.
  • Separate customer value already realized from value still hypothesized.
  • Missing or conflicting inputs are surfaced rather than silently resolved.
  • Every material recommendation has evidence, confidence, owner, and a validation or reversal condition.