Sending your first yap-back link

The link itself is one tap to copy. What matters more is what you put in it.

What clients see

When a client opens your link, they see:

• Your name and photo
• A one-line prompt ("Tell me how you slept this week.")
• Optional bullets they can hit in any order
• A big record button

That's it. No login, no app, no waiting.

Writing a good prompt

Three rules that get usable content on the first try:

1. Be specific. "Tell me about your business" gets you nothing. "Tell me about the week you almost shut down the business" gets you gold.
2. One thing. If you ask for three stories, you get three lukewarm ones. Send three links instead.
3. Tell them how long. "30 seconds is plenty" beats no guidance. Clients overshoot wildly when they don't know.

Bullets

Bullets are optional. They show up as a checklist next to the record button. Use them when the client tends to miss a beat ("Don't forget to mention the time we shipped it overnight"). Don't use them when you want the client to ramble naturally.