Understand the relevant period

If a Tap Tap Go programme specifies an attribution window, determine which event starts it and what action must occur within it. Use the period stated by the current programme. A referrer should not assume that all invitations remain active indefinitely or expire after a familiar rule used by another programme.

Separate clocks in the journey

A campaign closing date, a purchase offer and referral attribution may each use different timing. Explain only the timing relevant to the current programme and recipient. Do not turn an internal tracking condition into a claim that the product itself will disappear or become unavailable after that date.

Let the buyer decide

Share accurate timing information without asking the customer to rush purely to preserve someone else’s reward. If the recipient needs more evaluation, that need matters. A trustworthy introduction can remain valuable even when the eventual purchase falls outside a particular programme’s qualification conditions.

Imagine this

Hypothetical programme scene

Imagine, hypothetically, that a customer wants a week to review a corporate rollout. The referrer believes an invitation has a timing condition but has not checked it. The correct next step is to confirm the programme details, not invent a same-day deadline or claim the company must purchase immediately.

Make it practical.

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