Accountants and bookkeepers
You often see where avoidable administrative work, inconsistent follow-up, and weak customer systems are limiting a healthy firm. A useful introduction can extend the strategic value of your advice.
Professional Referral Program
A strong introduction should make everyone look better.
Introduce an established firm that needs a stronger website, intake, response, or follow-up system. We assess the fit, explain the options clearly, and protect the trust behind the introduction.
Who this is built for
Professional partners who recognize the problem before the client names the solution.
The best partner does not need to understand the software. They understand the business well enough to notice when customer trust, response, booking, or follow-up is creating unnecessary friction.
Marketing and web partners
You may be creating demand while the client’s website, intake, response, or follow-up path is losing good opportunities. TQP can work on that connected customer journey without asking you to become a systems operator.
Consultants and advisors
You recognize when senior people are carrying routine intake, repeated explanations, or manual coordination. A systems review gives the client a practical way to decide what should change first.
What makes a useful introduction
Look for a capable firm whose customer front door is not keeping up.
A referral is strongest when the problem is visible, the business has something worth protecting, and the team is open to a clear-eyed review.
Signal 01
The firm already has real demand, customers, and a service worth protecting.
Signal 02
The website makes the business look smaller, less clear, or less capable than it is.
Signal 03
Calls, forms, bookings, reviews, and follow-up depend too heavily on memory or senior attention.
Signal 04
The team wants a defined system and support boundary, not another disconnected software login.
What happens next
A clear handoff, a direct conversation, and no role confusion.
The referring professional opens the door. TQP is responsible for assessing the fit, explaining the recommendation, and delivering any agreed work.
01
Make the introduction
Share enough context for both sides to understand why the conversation may be useful. You do not need to diagnose the problem or pitch a product.
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We review the fit
TQP speaks directly with the business, reviews the current customer front door, and recommends a website, platform, AI, or custom-system path only when it fits.
03
The client decides
Scope, pricing, responsibilities, usage, and exclusions are discussed with the client. The referring professional is not responsible for the sale or delivery.
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Eligible referrals are recognized
The referral fee is $500 when the written program terms are met and after the referred client’s second monthly subscription payment is received.
How the relationship is protected
Your credibility should be stronger after the introduction.
We do not treat a referral as permission to pressure the client. The business receives a direct explanation of fit, scope, pricing, evidence, and alternatives. If TQP is not the right next step, we say so.
Fit before a proposal
The first question is whether the problem deserves a website, platform, AI, or custom-system response at all.
Direct client responsibility
The client speaks with TQP about business context, decisions, scope, and delivery. The partner is not placed in the middle.
Professional boundaries
The written scope identifies what TQP configures, supports, and excludes before work begins.
Transparent program terms
The referral relationship and fee are disclosed when appropriate, and the client’s interests remain the first priority.
Referral program questions
What should be clear before you make an introduction.
Who is the Professional Referral Program for?
It is designed for accountants, bookkeepers, consultants, agencies, brokers, and other professionals who advise established service businesses. Program participation is confirmed before a referral is accepted.
Do I need to sell or explain the system?
No. A useful introduction explains the business situation and why a conversation may help. TQP handles fit, diagnosis, scope, pricing, and delivery directly with the prospective client.
What kind of business is a good referral?
A strong fit is usually an established service or professional firm with real demand and a recognizable problem in its website, intake, call response, booking, reviews, follow-up, or customer handoff.
How does the referral fee work?
The current referral fee is $500 for an eligible new introduction that becomes a qualifying recurring client. Program participation and each eligible referral are confirmed in writing before a fee is earned. Payment is made after the referred client’s second monthly subscription payment is received.
Will the referral relationship be disclosed?
The referral relationship and fee are disclosed when appropriate, and the client’s interests remain the first priority.
Start with the business situation
Introduce the problem. We will help the client decide whether a system belongs behind it.
Use the partnership path for an ongoing referral relationship. Use the Systems Review when a specific business is already ready to talk.