For the deal you already won — and don't want to lose
What's the best way to thank a client you just closed?
- was
A 'thanks so much!' email?— not this Read once. Archived forever. - was
A swag box with your logo on it?— not this Now they own your branded water bottle. - was
A bottle of wine?— not this Thoughtful. Gone by Friday.
A book where their decision is the turning point of the story.
And a QR code that pings you the moment they — or their boss — scan it.
You closed the deal. You sent the thank-you email. Then you disappeared into onboarding.
(The email said 'so excited to partner with you!' It was archived in nine seconds.)
Months pass. Renewal shows up on the forecast. And you realize you're a stranger again.
The client has forgotten how bad the problem was before you. You have to re-earn the room.
There is one thank-you that doesn't get archived.
It stays on their desk until renewal — and reminds them why they chose you.
Beta access — your first book is on us. No credit card until you download.
- Thank-yous & milestones
- Tracked QR code
- Print & ship
- Renewal-ready
You send the book the week the deal closes. It lands on your champion's desk.
Four months later — quiet renewal season — your phone lights up. They scanned the QR code again.
You reach out that afternoon. The renewal conversation starts warm instead of cold.
(You didn't have to 'just check in.' You never do, with one of these.)
Thursday, June 11
9:41
Jordan just scanned your book
Tap to follow up while you're top of mind →
Priya scanned your book · 2h ago
A thank-you email is forgotten by lunch. This is on the desk at renewal.
It marks the moment
Signing was the most emotionally charged moment in the relationship. Most reps mark it with an email and a kickoff invite.
A book about their decision treats the moment like it mattered — because to them, it did.
(They made a bet on you. This is the only follow-up that acts like it.)
It gets shared upward
A new client who receives a book about their own decision shows it to their team and their boss.
Every person who sees it now associates the win with your name. That's expansion before onboarding even starts.
It reopens the room at renewal
The QR code turns a quiet moment months later into a notification on your phone.
You walk into the renewal already remembered — not re-introducing yourself to someone who forgot the problem you solved.
From signed deal to keepsake in under two minutes.
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Three questions. Under 60 seconds.
Tell us the client's name, the challenge they hired you to solve, and the outcome they're chasing.
(The same three things already sitting in your deal notes. Not a 47-field form.)
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A story where their decision is the hero moment.
AI writes a personalized story: the challenge they faced, the search, the decision to choose you, and the road ahead. They're the hero. You're the guide.
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Send it, print it, and know when they open it.
Download the PDF or order a printed copy shipped to their desk. The tracked QR code tells you when it's scanned — and when it's scanned again near renewal.
The second sale is the hard one. The Sequel makes it feel inevitable.
Six to twelve months in, send the follow-up book: a year-in-review where the client sees how far they've come since they chose you.
Where they started. What they built. What the numbers showed. What's next.
(Renewal stops being a negotiation and becomes the next chapter of a story they're already in.)
The QR code links to the renewal or expansion doc — and pings you the moment they're reading it.
Your client just got promoted. A LinkedIn comment isn't a gift.
Your client gets promoted, wins an industry award, lands the big launch, or retires after thirty years. The people who matter to them send something real. Everyone else leaves a comment.
A book that tells the story of their career — the climb, the wins, the moment you're celebrating — lands differently than a card signed by the account team.
(They'll remember who showed up for the promotion long after they've forgotten who sent the fruit basket.)
It's not about the deal. It's about them. Which is exactly why it deepens the deal.
- Promotion
- Retirement
- Industry award
- Work anniversary
- A big launch
- A hard-won exit
Priced like a thank-you. Pays like a renewal.
One churned client costs you the whole contract. One book costs less than the closing-dinner dessert.
THE THANK-YOU
$97
per book · PDF or print
- AI-written personalized story of their decision
- Custom illustrations — cover, scenes, back cover
- Tracked QR code — pings you when it's scanned
- Downloadable PDF, or printed softcover shipped to their desk
- Hardcover keepsake option(For the logo client whose photo you want on your case-study wall.)
Preview free · pay only to download.
THE SEQUEL
$127
per book · year-in-review
The renewal book that reminds them how far they've come — and why they're not going anywhere.
- Everything in The Thank-You
- Year-in-review narrative built from your metrics
- QR code links to your renewal or expansion doc
- Premium print — built to be kept, not filed
Best sent 30–60 days before renewal.
THE MILESTONE
$97
per book · promotion, retirement, award
For your client's personal big moments — the gift that says you saw the person, not just the account.
- Everything in The Thank-You
- A story built around their career, not the deal
- For promotions, retirements, awards, and big launches
- Hardcover keepsake option for once-in-a-career moments(Retirement after thirty years is not a fruit-basket occasion.)
Preview free · pay only to download.
The 'Not What I Expected' Guarantee
You preview the full story before you pay a cent. If it misses — for any reason — email us within 30 days and we'll refund every dollar.
No forms. No questions.
(We can say that because we read the stories before we ship them.)
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The last few things you're wondering.
- Isn't a book a lot for a thank-you?
A swag box is a lot for a thank-you too — it just doesn't say anything.
This costs about the same and does three jobs a mug can't: it marks the decision, it gets shared to their boss, and it tells you when they're thinking about you again.
(One retained client pays for a lot of books.)
- When should I send it?
The Thank-You goes out the week the deal closes, while the decision is still a win in their mind. The Sequel goes out 30–60 days before renewal. A Milestone book goes out the moment you hear the news — the promotion, the award, the retirement.
- What's the difference between the thank-you and a career-milestone book?
The Thank-You is about the decision they made to work with you. A Milestone book is about them — their promotion, their award, their retirement. One deepens the deal; the other deepens the relationship. Most accounts deserve both, at different moments.
- What if I don't like the result?
You only pay to download, so you'll always see the finished story first. Every purchase is backed by a 30-day money-back guarantee.
- Can I edit the story before sending?
Yes. Nothing is locked. Rewrite any line, regenerate, or adjust the details before you download or print.
THE WHOLE PITCH, IN ONE LINE
The thank-you email gets archived.
The book gets shared — and kept until renewal.
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