A new client is a kickoff-week checkbox.
Your client’s proof is scattered — Google reviews, a dusty export from the last tool, screenshots in a Slack channel. One project per client pulls it all into a single inbox, then puts collection on rails before the kickoff retro.
Same testimonial. Three clients. Zero tells.
Your client’s site should never look like it’s wearing someone else’s software. Every widget and wall takes the client’s colors, radius, shadows, and fonts — rendered in Shadow DOM, so their CSS never bleeds in and yours never leaks out.
“They rebuilt our review flow — we collected more proof in 60 days than in the previous three years.”
“They rebuilt our review flow — we collected more proof in 60 days than in the previous three years.”
“They rebuilt our review flow — we collected more proof in 60 days than in the previous three years.”
Things your client can point at.
Retainers survive on visible output. One testimonial pipeline feeds four recurring line items on the monthly status doc — without adding a single tool to your stack.
The report that renews the retainer.
“We improved your social proof” is a shrug. A per-client dashboard of collected testimonials, widget impressions, watch-time, and conversion lift is a slide your client’s owner reads without you in the room — and it’s ready every month, per project, without a single spreadsheet.
One stack. Every retainer.
Every kickoff week now ends with the client’s proof pipeline live. The monthly report is the first slide of our QBR deck — it has renewed three retainers this quarter on its own.