Diaspora customers often need several connected services across countries. A thoughtful referral network can help businesses solve more of the customer journey without pretending to provide services outside their expertise.
Map the adjacent needs
A property buyer may need legal, financing, furnishing, management and insurance support. A traveler may need stays, transport and events. Identify where customers routinely ask for help beyond your own service.
Verify before referring
Do not treat a referral as a casual favor. Understand the provider’s scope, responsiveness and reputation before connecting your customer.
Disclose commercial relationships
If referral fees, commissions or reciprocal arrangements exist, communicate them appropriately and comply with applicable professional or legal requirements.
Track the customer experience
A referral affects your reputation even when another company performs the work. Ask what happened and update the network when a partner repeatedly disappoints customers.
General business-development information only. Regulated professional referrals and compensation arrangements may have specific legal or ethical requirements.
Turn the idea into a clearer business system
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