Keep the recipient independent

Tap Tap Go referrals should help people discover a relevant product journey. The recipient may decide that the timing, price or use case does not fit. Programme status should not encourage the sender to treat that decision as a personal rejection or a lost income obligation.

Use the result constructively

A non-converting invitation can suggest that the message was unclear or the audience was unsuitable. Learn from genuine feedback without pursuing repeated contact against the recipient’s preferences. A respectful relationship remains valuable even when no qualifying programme event or purchase follows.

Imagine this

Hypothetical programme scene

Hypothetically, a colleague reads a product introduction and decides their existing workflow is sufficient. The referrer thanks them for considering it and stops pushing. The relationship stays intact, and the programme does not become the reason for an uncomfortable workplace interaction.

Make it practical.

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