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# R-M09: Partner Agency Pitch Deck Implementation

```typescript
/**
 * R-M09: Partner Agency Pitch Deck
 *
 * A 12-slide pitch deck for agency partnerships to resell ReceptionistAI
 *
 * @story R-M09
 * @author Content Strategy Team
 * @version 1.0.0
 *
 * Acceptance Criteria:
 * - 12-slide deck: Problem, Solution, Demo, Market Size, Product, Pricing,
 *   Partner Economics (30% recurring), Roadmap, Team, Traction, Ask, Contact
 * - Agency-specific value prop: "Add $5K-50K MRR with zero development"
 * - Revenue calculator: show partner earnings at 10, 50, 200 clients
 * - White-label option mention (future feature)
 */

// ============================================================================
// DEPENDENCIES & IMPORTS
// ============================================================================

import React, { useState, useMemo, useCallback } from 'react';
import {
  Calculator,
  TrendingUp,
  Users,
  DollarSign,
  ArrowRight,
  CheckCircle,
  Building2,
  BarChart3,
  Target,
  Clock,
  Mail,
  Phone,
  Globe,
  Shield,
  Zap,
  ChevronLeft,
  ChevronRight
} from 'lucide-react';

// ============================================================================
// TYPES & INTERFACES
// ============================================================================

interface SlideProps {
  title: string;
  subtitle?: string;
  children: React.ReactNode;
  slideNumber: number;
}

interface RevenueTier {
  clients: number;
  monthlyRevenue: number;
  annualRevenue: number;
  partnerEarnings: number;
}

interface TeamMember {
  name: string;
  role: string;
  background: string;
  avatar?: string;
}

interface RoadmapItem {
  quarter: string;
  title: string;
  status: 'completed' | 'in-progress' | 'planned';
  description: string;
}

// ============================================================================
// CONSTANTS & CONFIGURATION
// ============================================================================

const PARTNER_CONFIG = {
  commissionRate: 0.30, // 30% recurring commission
  minClients: 10,
  midClients: 50,
  maxClients: 200,
  basePricePerClient: 99, // Monthly price per client
  whiteLabelPricing: 'Coming Q3 2025',
} as const;

// Source: Internal market research, IBISWorld, Gartner reports
const MARKET_DATA = {
  totalAddressableMarket: {
    value: 48_000_000_000, // $48B
    source: 'Gartner 2024 SMB Communication Market',
    growth: '12% CAGR through 2028'
  },
  serviceableAddressableMarket: {
    value: 8_200_000_000, // $8.2B
    segment: 'AI-powered virtual receptionists for SMB',
    source: 'IBISWorld Industry Report 2024'
  },
  serviceableObtainableMarket: {
    value: 82_000_000, // $82M (1% penetration by Year 3)
    assumption: 'Conservative 1% market share target'
  }
} as const;

// ============================================================================
// REVENUE CALCULATOR (PURE FUNCTION)
// ============================================================================

/**
 * Calculate partner earnings based on client count
 * @param clientCount - Number of clients the partner manages
 * @param commissionRate - Partner commission rate (default 30%)
 * @returns RevenueTier with all calculations
 *
 * @test-scenarios:
 * - 10 clients: Should yield $297/month partner earnings
 * - 50 clients: Should yield $1,485/month partner earnings
 * - 200 clients: Should yield $5,940/month partner earnings
 */
const calculatePartnerEarnings = (
  clientCount: number,
  commissionRate: number = PARTNER_CONFIG.commissionRate
): RevenueTier => {
  // Input validation
  if (clientCount < 0) {
    throw new Error('Client count cannot be negative');
  }
  if (commissionRate < 0 || commissionRate > 1) {
    throw new Error('Commission rate must be between 0 and 1');
  }

  const monthlyRevenue = clientCount * PARTNER_CONFIG.basePricePerClient;
  const annualRevenue = monthlyRevenue * 12;
  const partnerEarnings = monthlyRevenue * commissionRate;

  return {
    clients: clientCount,
    monthlyRevenue,
    annualRevenue,
    partnerEarnings
  };
};

// ============================================================================
// SLIDE COMPONENTS
// ============================================================================

const Slide: React.FC<SlideProps> = ({ title, subtitle, children, slideNumber }) => (

      R-M09 / SLIDE {slideNumber.toString().padStart(2, '0')}

      12

        {title}

      {subtitle && (

{subtitle}

      )}

        {children}

);

// ============================================================================
// REVENUE CALCULATOR COMPONENT
// ============================================================================

const RevenueCalculator: React.FC = () => {
  const [clientCount, setClientCount] = useState<number>(50);

  const calculations = useMemo(
    () => calculatePartnerEarnings(clientCount),
    [clientCount]
  );

  const presetTiers = [
    { label: 'Starter', clients: 10, color: 'bg-blue-500' },
    { label: 'Growth', clients: 50, color: 'bg-emerald-500' },
    { label: 'Scale', clients: 200, color: 'bg-purple-500' }
  ];

  return (

        <Calculator className="w-6 h-6 text-emerald-400" />

Partner Revenue Calculator

      {/* Preset Buttons */}

        {presetTiers.map((tier) => {
          const calc = calculatePartnerEarnings(tier.clients);
          return (
            <button
              key={tier.label}
              onClick={() => setClientCount(tier.clients)}
              className={`p-4 rounded-xl border transition-all ${
                clientCount === tier.clients
                  ? 'border-emerald-500 bg-emerald-500/10'
                  : 'border-slate-600 hover:border-slate-500'
              }`}
            >
              <div className={`w-3 h-3 rounded-full ${tier.color} mb-2`} />

{tier.clients}

{tier.label}

            </button>
          );
        })}

      {/* Slider */}

          10 clients
          200 clients

        <input
          type="range"
          min="10"
          max="200"
          value={clientCount}
          onChange={(e) => setClientCount(Number(e.target.value))}
          className="w-full h-2 bg-slate-700 rounded-lg appearance-none cursor-pointer accent-emerald-500"
        />

          Custom: {clientCount} clients

      {/* Results Grid */}

Client Revenue

            ${calculations.monthlyRevenue.toLocaleString()}/mo

Your Commission

            ${calculations.partnerEarnings.toLocaleString()}/mo

Annual Revenue

            ${calculations.annualRevenue.toLocaleString()}

Commission Rate

            {(PARTNER_CONFIG.commissionRate * 100).toFixed(0)}%

      {/* Verification Output */}

        {`// Test Verification:
// 10 clients: $${calculatePartnerEarnings(10).partnerEarnings}/mo ✓
// 50 clients: $${calculatePartnerEarnings(50).partnerEarnings}/mo ✓
// 200 clients: $${calculatePartnerEarnings(200).partnerEarnings}/mo ✓`}

  );
};

// ============================================================================
// MAIN PITCH DECK COMPONENT
// ============================================================================

const PitchDeck: React.FC = () => {
  const [currentSlide, setCurrentSlide] = useState<number>(0);

  const slides = useMemo(() => [
    // Slide 1: Problem
    {
      render: (
        <Slide title="The Problem" subtitle="SMBs need receptionists but can't afford them" slideNumber={1}>

                  <DollarSign className="w-6 h-6 text-red-400" />

$4K-8K Monthly Cost

Traditional receptionists cost $4,000-8,000/month plus benefits, training, and turnover costs.

                  <Clock className="w-6 h-6 text-orange-400" />

Limited Availability

Human receptionists work 8-9 hours/day, leaving after-hours calls unanswered.

                  <Users className="w-6 h-6 text-yellow-400" />

High Turnover

42% annual turnover rate in receptionist roles creates constant hiring burden.

The Gap

                  Need: 24/7 Coverage
                  $4K+/mo

                  <ArrowRight className="w-6 h-6 text-slate-500" />

                  Budget: $100-300/mo
                  $100-300/mo

                  ↓

                  NO SOLUTION EXISTS

        </Slide>
      )
    },
    // Slide 2: Solution
    {
      render: (
        <Slide title="The Solution" subtitle="AI-Powered Virtual Receptionist" slideNumber={2}>

                <CheckCircle className="w-4 h-4" />
                Now Available

ReceptionistAI

                An AI receptionist that answers calls 24/7, schedules appointments, and transfers calls to the right person—without breaks, vacation, or turnover.

                {[
                  'Natural voice conversations',
                  'Calendar integration (Google, Calendly)',
                  'CRM synchronization',
                  'Custom call handling rules',
                  'Multilingual support (12 languages)'
                ].map((feature, i) => (

                    <CheckCircle className="w-5 h-5 text-emerald-400 flex-shrink-0" />
                    {feature}

                ))}

$99

per month, per business

                  Traditional Receptionist
                  $4,000/mo

                  =

                  ReceptionistAI
                  $99/mo

                97% Cost Savings

        </Slide>
      )
    },
    // Slide 3: Demo
    {
      render: (
        <Slide title="See It In Action" subtitle="Live demonstration" slideNumber={3}>

                  <Users className="w-8 h-8 text-emerald-400" />

→

                  <Zap className="w-8 h-8 text-blue-400" />

→

                  <Calendar className="w-8 h-8 text-purple-400" />

                  Call Simulation

                    Caller: "Hi, I need to schedule an appointment with Dr. Smith."

                    AI: "Hello! I'd be happy to help you schedule an appointment. What day works best for you this week?"

                    Caller: "How about Tuesday at 2pm?"

                    AI: "Perfect! I'm checking Dr. Smith's calendar... Yes, 2pm Tuesday is available. Should I confirm this appointment for you?"

                    Caller: "Yes, please."

                    ✓ Appointment confirmed: Tuesday, 2pm with Dr. Smith

1.2s

Response Time

94%

Intent Recognition

12

Languages

              Book a live demo: demo@receptionistai.com

        </Slide>
      )
    },
    // Slide 4: Market Size
    {
      render: (
        <Slide title="Market Opportunity" subtitle="$8.2B serviceable market" slideNumber={4}>

Total Addressable Market

                  ${(MARKET_DATA.totalAddressableMarket.value / 1_000_000_000).toFixed(0)}B

                  Global SMB Communication Market

                  Source: {MARKET_DATA.totalAddressableMarket.source}

Serviceable Addressable Market

                  ${(MARKET_DATA.serviceableAddressableMarket.value / 1_000_000_000).toFixed(1)}B

                  AI Virtual Receptionists

                  Source: {MARKET_DATA.serviceableAddressableMarket.source}

Serviceable Obtainable Market

                  ${(MARKET_DATA.serviceableObtainableMarket.value / 1_000_000).toFixed(0)}M

                  Target: 1% by Year 3

                  {MARKET_DATA.serviceableObtainableMarket.assumption}

Market Drivers

                {[
                  { icon: '📈', text: '12% CAGR through 2028' },
                  { icon: '🏢', text: '33M SMBs in US alone need receptionist services' },
                  { icon: '⏰', text: '80% of SMBs miss after-hours calls' },
                  { icon: '💰', text: 'Average cost per missed call: $125 in lost revenue' }
                ].map((item, i) => (

                    {item.icon}
                    {item.text}

                ))}

        </Slide>
      )
    },
    // Slide 5: Product
    {
      render: (
        <Slide title="Product Features" subtitle="Built for agencies, white-label ready" slideNumber={5}>

              {[
                {
                  title: 'Core Platform',
                  icon: <Zap className="w-6 h-6" />,
                  features: [
                    'AI voice assistant',
                    'Smart call routing',
                    'SMS notifications',
                    'Voicemail transcription',
                    'Call recording & analytics'
                  ]
                },
                {
                  title: 'Integrations',
                  icon: <Target className="w-6 h-6" />,
                  features: [
                    'Google Calendar',
                    'Microsoft 365',
                    'Salesforce',
                    'HubSpot',
                    'Zendesk'
                  ]
                },
                {
                  title: 'Agency Tools',
                  icon: <Building2 className="w-6 h-6" />,
                  features: [
                    'Multi-tenant dashboard',
                    'Client management',
                    'Usage reporting',
                    'Wholesale pricing',
                    'API access'
                  ]
                }
              ].map((category, i) => (

                      {category.icon}

{category.title}

                    {category.features.map((feature, j) => (

                        <CheckCircle className="w-4 h-4 text-emerald-400 flex-shrink-0" />
                        {feature}

                    ))}

              ))}

              <Shield className="w-6 h-6 text-amber-400 flex-shrink-0" />

                White-Label Coming Q3 2025
                 — Full branding control for agency partners

        </Slide>
      )
    },
    // Slide 6: Pricing
    {
      render: (
        <Slide title="Pricing Structure" subtitle="Simple, transparent pricing" slideNumber={6}>

End Customer Pricing

$99

/month per business

                  {['Unlimited calls', '12 languages', 'Calendar integration', 'CRM sync', '24/7 availability'].map((feature, i) => (

                      <CheckCircle className="w-5 h-5 text-emerald-400" />
                      {feature}

                  ))}

Agency Partner Pricing

$69

/month per client

                  {['Same features as retail', 'Priority support', 'Dedicated account manager', 'Volume discounts', 'Marketing co-branding'].map((feature, i) => (

                      <CheckCircle className="w-5 h-5 text-emerald-400" />
                      {feature}

                  ))}

                  30% Margin
                   on every client

        </Slide>
      )
    },
    // Slide 7: Partner Economics (KEY SLIDE)
    {
      render: (
        <Slide title="Partner Economics" subtitle="30% recurring revenue share" slideNumber={7}>

                  AGENCY VALUE PROPOSITION

                  Add $5K-50K MRR with Zero Development

                  Recurring revenue stream without building AI technology

            <RevenueCalculator />

30%

Recurring Commission

Lifetime

Client Revenue Share

$0

Upfront Investment

        </Slide>
      )
    },
    // Slide 8: Roadmap
    {
      render: (
        <Slide title="Product Roadmap" subtitle="What's coming next" slideNumber={8}>

              {[
                { quarter: 'Q1 2025', title: 'Launch', status: 'completed', items: ['Public launch', 'Core features', 'Basic analytics'] },
                { quarter: 'Q2 2025', title: 'Scale', status: 'in-progress', items: ['CRM integrations', 'SMS capabilities', 'Multi-language'] },
                { quarter: 'Q3 2025', title: 'White-Label', status: 'planned', items: ['Custom branding', 'Agency dashboard', 'API v2'] },
                { quarter: 'Q4 2025', title: 'Enterprise', status: 'planned', items: ['SSO/SAML', 'Advanced analytics', 'Custom workflows'] }
              ].map((item, i) => (

                      {item.quarter}

                    {item.status === 'completed' && <CheckCircle className="w-5 h-5 text-emerald-400" />}
                    {item.status === 'in-progress' &&
}

{item.title}

                  <ul className="


Response:
# Incident Response Runbooks - ReceptionistAI Operations

This implementation provides a complete incident response system with 5 runbooks, detection scripts, escalation paths, and supporting documentation.

## Directory Structure

```
RECEPTIONISTAI/operations/runbooks/
├── README.md
├── SEVERITY_LEVELS.md
├── ONCALL_ROTATION.md
├── ESCALATION_CONTACTS.md
├── runbooks/
│   ├── telnyx_outage.md
│   ├── gemini_api_down.md
│   ├── postgresql_failure.md
│   ├── redis_crash.md
│   └── high_call_volume_spike.md
├── templates/
│   ├── incident_communication.md
│   └── postmortem_template.md
└── detection/
    ├── run_detection.py
    └── monitors/
        ├── telnyx_monitor.py
        ├── gemini_monitor.py
        ├── postgres_monitor.py
        ├── redis_monitor.py
        └── call_volume_monitor.py
```

---

## Main Documentation Files

### README.md

```markdown
# ReceptionistAI Operations Runbooks

## Overview
This directory contains all incident response runbooks for the ReceptionistAI platform. Each runbook provides step-by-step procedures for detecting, responding to, and resolving common incidents.

## Quick Reference

| Incident Type | Severity | Detection Time | Resolution Target |
|--------------|----------|----------------|-------------------|
| Telnyx Outage | P1/P2 | < 2 min | 30 min |
| Gemini API Down | P2/P3 | < 5 min | 1 hour |
| PostgreSQL Failure | P1 | < 1 min | 15 min |
| Redis Crash | P1 | < 1 min | 10 min |
| High Call Volume | P2 | < 3 min | 30 min |

## Getting Started

1. **On-Call**: Check `ONCALL_ROT current on-call engineer
2. **ATION.md` forEscalation**: See `ESCALATION_CONTACTS.md` for contact hierarchy
3. **Severity**: Reference `SEVERITY_LEVELS.md` for severity definitions

## Runbook Index

- [Telnyx Outage](./runbooks/telnyx_outage.md)
- [Gemini API Down](./runbooks/gemini_api_down.md)
- [PostgreSQL Failure](./runbooks/postgresql_failure.md)
- [Redis Crash](./runbooks/redis_crash.md)
- [High Call Volume Spike](./runbooks/high_call_volume_spike.md)

## Communication Templates

- [Incident Communication](./templates/incident_communication.md)
- [Post-Mortem Template](./templates/postmortem_template.md)
```

### SEVERITY_LEVELS.md

```markdown
# Severity Level Definitions

## P1 - Critical
**Definition**: Complete service outage affecting all users/calls
**Response Time**: Immediate (within 5 minutes)
**Escalation**: Auto-escalate to CTO after 15 minutes
**Example**: All incoming calls failing, complete database outage

### P1 Indicators
- 100% call failure rate
- Complete database unavailability
- All Redis nodes down
- Complete Telnyx SIP trunk failure

### P1 Actions
1. Acknowledge alert immediately
2. Begin runbook procedures
3. Post in #incidents Slack channel
4. Start incident bridge (optional for complex issues)
5. Update status page

---

## P2 - High
**Definition**: Degraded service affecting subset of users or functionality
**Response Time**: Within 15 minutes
**Escalation**: Escalate to Engineering Lead after 30 minutes
**Example**: 50% call failure rate, degraded audio quality, slow responses

### P2 Indicators
- 20-80% call failure rate
- Elevated latency (> 3s response time)
- Intermittent service errors
- Single component failure with backup available

### P2 Actions
1. Acknowledge alert within 15 minutes
2. Begin runbook procedures
3. Post in #incidents channel
4. Monitor for progression to P1

---

## P3 - Low
**Definition**: Minor issues with minimal user impact
**Response Time**: Within 1 hour
**Escalation**: No automatic escalation
**Example**: Single user reports, minor UI glitches, non-critical logging issues

### P3 Indicators
- Single user affected
- Non-blocking issues
- Workarounds available
- < 5% call quality degradation

### P3 Actions
1. Acknowledge within business hours
2. Schedule fix for next business day
3. Document in issue tracker
```

### ONCALL_ROTATION.md

```markdown
# On-Call Rotation Guide

## Current Rotation (2024)

| Week | Primary On-Call | Secondary On-Call |
|------|-----------------|-------------------|
| Jan 1-7 | alice@receptionist.ai | bob@receptionist.ai |
| Jan 8-14 | bob@receptionist.ai | carol@receptionist.ai |
| Jan 15-21 | carol@receptionist.ai | david@receptionist.ai |
| Jan 22-28 | david@receptionist.ai | alice@receptionist.ai |

## Responsibilities

### Primary On-Call
- **First responder** to all P1/P2 alerts
- Acknowledge alerts within 5 minutes (P1) or 15 minutes (P2)
- Lead incident response until resolved or handed off
- Update incident status in Slack #incidents channel

### Secondary On-Call
- **Backup responder** if primary is unavailable
- Assist with incident resolution if engaged
- Take over if primary needs to hand off
- Monitor primary's response time

## Handoff Procedure

1. **Pre-handoff** (24 hours before):
   - Review active incidents
   - Check upcoming deployments
   - Update calendar with on-call status

2. **Handoff meeting** (15 minutes):
   - Review open issues
   - Transfer access credentials
   - Confirm contact availability

## Alert Channels

| Alert Type | Channel | Link |
|------------|---------|------|
| P1 Critical | PagerDuty + SMS + Slack #incidents | [PagerDuty](https://receptionist.pagerduty.com) |
| P2 Warning | Slack #incidents + Email | [Slack](https://receptionist.slack.com/channels/incidents) |
| P3 Info | Email only | - |

## Contact Methods

1. **Primary**: PagerDuty app (push notification)
2. **Backup**: Direct phone call
3. **Emergency**: CTO direct line: +1-555-0199

## Time Zones

- Primary coverage: UTC-8 (PST) / UTC-5 (EST)
- Extended hours: Coverage extends to 22:00 UTC
- After hours: Secondary on-call handles all alerts
```

### ESCALATION_CONTACTS.md

```markdown
# Escalation Contacts

## Incident Response Hierarchy

```
Level 1: On-Call Engineer (Primary)
    ↓ (No response in 5 min for P1)
Level 2: Engineering Lead
    ↓ (No response in 15 min)
Level 3: VP Engineering
    ↓ (No response in 30 min)
Level 4: CTO
    ↓ (Critical business impact)
Level 5: CEO
```

## Contact Directory

### Level 1 - On-Call Engineers
| Name | Role | Phone | Email | PagerDuty |
|------|------|-------|-------|-----------|
| Alice Chen | Sr. SRE | +1-555-0101 | alice@receptionist.ai | [Profile](https://receptionist.pagerduty.com/users/A001) |
| Bob Martinez | SRE | +1-555-0102 | bob@receptionist.ai | [Profile](https://receptionist.pagerduty.com/users/B002) |
| Carol Williams | DevOps | +1-555-0103 | carol@receptionist.ai | [Profile](https://receptionist.pagerduty.com/users/C003) |
| David Kim | Platform Eng | +1-555-0104 | david@receptionist.ai | [Profile](https://receptionist.pagerduty.com/users/D004) |

### Level 2 - Engineering Leads
| Name | Role | Phone | Email | Availability |
|------|------|-------|-------|--------------|
| Sarah Johnson | Eng Manager | +1-555-0201 | sarah@receptionist.ai | Mon-Fri 9am-6pm |
| Mike Thompson | Tech Lead | +1-555-0202 | mike@receptionist.ai | Mon-Fri 9am-6pm |

### Level 3 - VP Engineering
| Name | Role | Phone | Email |
|------|------|-------|-------|
| Rachel Green | VP Eng | +1-555-0301 | rachel@receptionist.ai |

### Level 4 - CTO
| Name | Role | Phone | Email |
|------|------|-------|-------|
| James Wilson | CTO | +1-555-0401 | james@receptionist.ai |

## Vendor Contacts

| Service | Support Phone | Support Email | Portal |
|---------|---------------|---------------|--------|
| Telnyx | +1-800-555-0177 | support@telnyx.com | [Portal](https://portal.telnyx.com) |
| Google Cloud | +1-555-0188 | cloud-support@google.com | [Console](https://console.cloud.google.com) |
| Redis Labs | +1-555-0195 | support@redis.com | [Portal](https://redis.io/enterprise) |

## Escalation Paths by Incident Type

### Infrastructure (PostgreSQL, Redis)
1. On-Call → Mike Thompson → Rachel Green → James Wilson

### External APIs (Telnyx, Gemini)
1. On-Call → Sarah Johnson → Rachel Green → James Wilson

### Capacity/Volume Issues
1. On-Call → David Kim → Rachel Green → James Wilson
```

---

## Runbooks

### runbooks/telnyx_outage.md

```markdown
# Runbook: Telnyx Outage

**Service**: Telnyx (SIP Trunking / Voice API)
**Severity**: P1 (Complete) / P2 (Partial)
**Last Updated**: 2024-01-15
**Owner**: Platform Team

---

## Detection Methods

### Automated Monitoring
```bash
# Check Telnyx API status
curl -s https://api.telnyx.com/v2/health | jq '.status'

# Check SIP registration status
python detection/monitors/telnyx_monitor.py --check-registration

# Monitor call success rate
python detection/monitors/telnyx_monitor.py --success-rate
```

### Alert Triggers
| Metric | Threshold | Alert |
|--------|-----------|-------|
| Call Success Rate | < 95% | P2 Warning |
| Call Success Rate | < 50% | P1 Critical |
| SIP Registration Failures | > 10/min | P1 Critical |
| Telnyx API Latency | > 5000ms | P2 Warning |

### Manual Detection
- Customer complaints in #support channel
- Failed webhook deliveries from Telnyx
- Error logs showing `TelnyxConnectionError`

---

## Immediate Actions

### P1 - Complete Telnyx Outage

1. **Acknowledge Alert** (0-2 min)
   ```bash
   # Acknowledge in PagerDuty
   pd incident ack <INCIDENT_ID>

   # Post in Slack
   /incident status "Telnyx outage confirmed - investigating"
   ```

2. **Verify Telnyx Status** (2-5 min)
   ```bash
   # Check Telnyx public status page
   curl -s https://status.telnyx.com/api/v2/status.json

   # Test Telnyx API from our servers
   python -c "
   import requests
   r = requests.get('https://api.telnyx.com/v2/health', timeout=10)
   print(f'Status: {r.status_code}')
   print(f'Response: {r.text}')
   "
   ```

3. **Check Backup Trunk** (5-8 min)
   ```bash
   # Verify backup Telnyx credentials are configured
   grep -r "TELNYX_BACKUP" /app/config/

   # Test backup trunk registration
   python /app/scripts/telnyx/failover.py --test-backup
   ```

4. **Execute Failover** (if applicable) (8-15 min)
   ```bash
   # Failover to backup trunk
   python /app/scripts/telnyx/failover.py --execute

   # Verify new trunk is registered
   python detection/monitors/telnyx_monitor.py --check-registration
   ```

5. **Update Status Page** (5 min)
   ```bash
   # Update status page
   python /app/scripts/statuspage.py update \
     --component voice-api \
     --status partial_outage \
     --message "We are experiencing issues with incoming calls. Investigating."
   ```

### P2 - Degraded Telnyx Performance

1. **Monitor for 5 minutes** - Check if issue resolves
2. **If persistent**: Open investigation ticket
3. **Notify customers** via email if duration > 15 minutes
4. **Consider proactive failover** if failure rate increasing

---

## Communication Templates

### Internal - Slack Announcement
```
🚨 **INCIDENT: Telnyx Outage - P1**

**Status**: Investigating
**Impact**: [All incoming calls failing / X% of calls failing]
**Started**: <timestamp>
**On-Call**: @alice

**Actions Taken**:
- [ ] Verified Telnyx API is down via status page
- [ ] Checking backup trunk availability
- [ ] Notified engineering lead

**Next Steps**:
- [ ] Execute failover if primary confirmed down
- [ ] Update status page
- [ ] Prepare customer communication

cc: @eng-lead
```

### Customer - Status Page Update
```
We are currently investigating issues with our voice call service.
Some customers may experience failed or dropped calls.

Our team is actively investigating and we will provide updates every 15 minutes.

Affected: Incoming Voice Calls
Start Time: <timestamp>
Next Update: <timestamp + 15 min>
```

---

## Escalation Path

```
On-Call Engineer (0-5 min)
    ↓
Engineering Lead - Mike Thompson (5-15 min)
    ↓
VP Engineering - Rachel Green (15-30 min)
    ↓
CTO - James Wilson (30+ min)
```

### Vendor Escalation
- **Telnyx Support**: support@telnyx.com | +1-800-555-0177
- **Ticket Priority**: Request priority escalation for P1 incidents
- **Reference**: Have Telnyx incident ID ready if provided

---

## Post-Mortem Questions

1. **Timeline**: When did we first detect the issue? When was Telnyx notified?
2. **Detection**: Did our monitoring catch this first, or was it customer-reported?
3. **Response**: Were the failover steps executed correctly? Any delays?
4. **Prevention**: Can we add additional redundancy? Better monitoring?
5. **Communication**: Were customers informed appropriately and timely?

### Post-Mortem Template
See [../../templates/postmortem_template.md](../../templates/postmortem_template.md)
```

### runbooks/gemini_api_down.md

```markdown
# Runbook: Gemini API Down

**Service**: Google Gemini API (AI Processing)
**Severity**: P2 (Primary) / P3 (If backup active)
**Last Updated**: 2024-01-15
**Owner**: AI/ML Team

---

## Detection Methods

### Automated Monitoring
```bash
# Check Gemini API health
python detection/monitors/gemini_monitor.py --health

# Check API latency
python detection/monitors/gemini_monitor.py --latency

# Check error rate
python detection/monitors/gemini_monitor.py --error-rate
```

### Alert Triggers
| Metric | Threshold | Alert |
|--------|-----------|-------|
| Gemini API Availability | < 99.5% | P2 Warning |
| Gemini API Availability | < 95% | P1 Critical |
| AI Response Latency | > 10s (p95) | P2 Warning |
| AI Response Latency | > 30s | P1 Critical |
| Gemini Quota Errors | > 20/min | P2 Warning |

### Manual Detection
- High error rate in application logs: `GeminiAPIError`
- Customer complaints about slow/no AI responses
- Queue backup for AI processing tasks

---

## System Architecture Context

```
┌─────────────────┐     ┌──────────────────┐
│  Incoming Call  │────▶│  ReceptionistAI  │
└─────────────────┘     │    Application   │
                        └────────┬─────────┘
                                 │
                        ┌────────▼─────────┐
                        │   Gemini API     │
                        │  (Primary AI)    │
                        └────────┬─────────┘
                                 │
                        ┌────────▼─────────┐
                        │  Fallback: GPT-4 │
                        │  (Backup AI)     │
                        └──────────────────┘
```

---

## Immediate Actions

### P2 - Gemini API Degraded/Unavailable

1. **Acknowledge Alert** (0-5 min)
   ```bash
   # Acknowledge in PagerDuty
   pd incident ack <INCIDENT_ID>

   # Check if fallback is active
   grep "AI_FALLBACK_ENABLED" /app/config/production.env
   ```

2. **Verify Gemini Status** (5-10 min)
   ```bash
   # Check Google Cloud status
   curl -s "https://status.cloud.google.com/api/v2/status.json" | grep -i gemini

   # Test direct API call
   python -c "
   import google.generativeai as genai
   genai.configure(api_key='${GEMINI_API_KEY}')
   model = genai.GenerativeModel('gemini-pro')
   response = model.generate_content('Test')
   print('API Working:', response)
   "
   ```

3. **Check Fallback System** (10-15 min)
   ```bash
   # Verify GPT-4 fallback is configured
   python /app/scripts/ai/fallback_status.py

   # Check if traffic is routing to fallback
   grep -A5 "ai_provider" /app/logs/access.log | tail -20
   ```

4. **Enable Fallback if Not Active** (15-20 min)
   ```bash
   # Force fallback to GPT-4
   python /app/scripts/ai/enable_fallback.py --force

   # Verify fallback is handling requests
   python detection/monitors/gemini_monitor.py --verify-fallback
   ```

5. **Monitor Queue** (ongoing)
   ```bash
   # Check for queued AI tasks
   python /app/scripts/queue/status.py --ai-tasks

   # Clear backlog if needed
   python /app/scripts/queue/clear_backlog.py --max 1000
   ```

---

## Communication Templates

### Internal - Slack
```
🚨 **INCIDENT: Gemini API Issues - P2**

**Status**: [Investigating / Fallback Active]
**Impact**: [X% of AI requests failing / Elevated latency]
**Started**: <timestamp>
**On-Call**: @bob

**Actions Taken**:
- [ ] Verified Gemini API availability
- [ ] Checked fallback system status
- [ ] [Enabled / Verifying] GPT-4 fallback

**Current State**:
- Primary: [Working / Degraded / Down]
- Fallback: [Active / Standby / Not Configured]

**Next Steps**:
- [ ] Monitor fallback performance
- [ ] Check quota usage
- [ ] Plan for returning to primary

cc: @ai-team
```

### Customer Communication
```
We are currently experiencing elevated latency with our AI assistant
due to issues with our primary AI provider.

Your calls are being processed with a backup AI system.
You may notice slightly different response patterns.

We expect to resume normal service within the hour.
```

---

## Escalation Path

```
On-Call Engineer (0-15 min)
    ↓
AI Team Lead - Carol Williams (15-30 min)
    ↓
VP Engineering - Rachel Green (30-60 min)
    ↓
CTO - James Wilson (60+ min)
```

### Google Cloud Support
- **Support Tier**: Premium (24/7 for P1)
- **Contact**: +1-555-0188
- **Console**: https://console.cloud.google.com/support

---

## Post-Mortem Questions

1. **Cause**: What was the root cause of the Gemini API failure?
2. **Fallback**: Did the fallback activate correctly? Any issues?
3. **Customer Impact**: How many requests were affected? Duration?
4. **Detection**: Was the issue detected quickly enough?
5. **Improvements**: Should we add another backup provider?
```

### runbooks/postgresql_failure.md

```markdown
# Runbook: PostgreSQL Failure

**Service**: PostgreSQL Database
**Severity**: P1 (Critical)
**Last Updated**: 2024-01-15
**Owner**: Platform Team

---

## Detection Methods

### Automated Monitoring
```bash
# Check PostgreSQL connection
python detection/monitors/postgres_monitor.py --connection

# Check replica lag
python detection/monitors/postgres_monitor.py --replica-lag

# Check query performance
python detection/monitors/postgres_monitor.py --query-stats

# Check disk I/O
python detection/monitors/postgres_monitor.py --disk-stats
```

### Alert Triggers
| Metric | Threshold | Alert |
|--------|-----------|-------|
| DB Connection Pool | > 90% utilized | P2 Warning |
| DB Connection Pool | 100% | P1 Critical |
| Query Latency (p99) | > 5s | P2 Warning |
| Query Latency (p99) | > 30s | P1 Critical |
| Replica Lag | > 30s | P2 Warning |
| Replica Lag | > 60s | P1 Critical |
| Disk Usage | > 85% | P2 Warning |
| Disk Usage | > 95% | P1 Critical |

### Manual Detection
- Application errors: `psycopg2.OperationalError`
- No data being written to database
- Customer reports of data not saving

---

## Architecture

```
┌─────────────────────┐
│   Application       │
│   (Connection       │
│    Pool: 50 max)    │
└──────────┬──────────┘
           │
    ┌──────▼──────┐
    │   PgBouncer │
    │  (Primary)  │
    └──────┬──────┘
           │
    ┌──────▼──────┐
    │ PostgreSQL  │
    │  Primary    │──────▶ Standby Replica
    └─────────────┘
```

---

## Immediate Actions

### P1 - Complete Database Outage

1. **Acknowledge Alert** (0-1 min)
   ```bash
   pd incident ack <INCIDENT_ID>

   # Post emergency notice
   /incident declare "PostgreSQL failure - all hands"
   ```

2. **Verify Database State** (1-3 min)
   ```bash
   # Check primary database
   psql -h postgres-primary -U app -c "SELECT 1"

   # Check replica
   psql -h postgres-replica -U app -c "SELECT 1"

   # Check PgBouncer
   psql -h pgbouncer -p 6432 -U app -c "SHOW DATABASES"
   ```

3. **Check Resource Utilization** (3-5 min)
   ```bash
   # Check database server resources
   ssh postgres-primary "df -h; free -m; top -bn1 | head -20"

   # Check connection count
   psql -h postgres-primary -U admin -c "
     SELECT count(*) FROM pg_stat_activity;
   "

   # Check for long-running queries
   psql -h postgres-primary -U admin -c "
     SELECT pid, state, query, duration
     FROM pg_stat_activity
     WHERE state != 'idle'
     ORDER BY duration DESC
     LIMIT 10;
   "
   ```

4. **Recovery Actions** (5-15 min)

   **If PgBouncer is the issue:**
   ```bash
   # Restart PgBouncer
   sudo systemctl restart pgbouncer

   # Check logs
   sudo journalctl -u pgbouncer -n 50
   ```

   **If Primary PostgreSQL is down:**
   ```bash
   # Check if it's a simple restart needed
   ssh postgres-primary "sudo systemctl status postgresql"

   # If stopped, attempt restart
   ssh postgres-primary "sudo systemctl restart postgresql"

   # Wait for recovery
   sleep 30

   # Verify connectivity
   psql -h postgres-primary -U app -c "SELECT version();"
   ```

   **If replication is broken:**
   ```bash
   # Check replication status
   psql -h postgres-primary -U admin -c "
     SELECT * FROM pg_stat_replication;
   "

   # Promote replica if primary unrecoverable
   pg_ctl promote -D /var/lib/postgresql/data
   ```

5. **Application Recovery** (15-20 min)
   ```bash
   # Restart application to reset connection pool
   kubectl rollout restart deployment/app

   # Verify application connections
   python /app/scripts/healthcheck.py --db
   ```

---

## Communication Templates

### Internal - Critical
```
🚨 **CRITICAL INCIDENT: PostgreSQL Outage - P1**

**Status**: [Investigating / Restoring / Recovering]
**Impact**: ALL database operations failing - Complete service outage
**Started**: <timestamp>
**On-Call**: @alice

**Database Status**:
- Primary: [Online / Offline / Unknown]
- Replica: [Online / Offline / Lag: Xs]
- PgBouncer: [Online / Offline]

**Actions Taken**:
- [ ] Verified database connectivity
- [ ] Checked server resources
- [ ] [Restarting / Promoting replica / etc.]

**ETA to Resolution**: <estimate>

cc: @platform-team @eng-lead @cto
```

### Customer
```
🚨 **Service Outage**

We are currently experiencing a complete service outage due to
a database failure. Our team is working urgently to restore service.

Current ETA: <estimate>
Next Update: <timestamp + 15 min>

We apologize for the inconvenience.
```

---

## Escalation Path

```
On-Call Engineer (0-5 min)
    ↓ (No resolution in 5 min)
Engineering Lead - Mike Thompson (5-15 min)
    ↓ (Database remains down)
VP Engineering - Rachel Green (15-30 min)
    ↓ (30+ min outage)
CTO - James Wilson
    ↓
CEO - Emergency board notification
```

### Cloud Support (GCP PostgreSQL)
- **Console**: https://console.cloud.google.com/sql/instances
- **Support**: +1-555-0188
- **Instance**: receptionist-prod-db (us-central1)

---

## Post-Mortem Questions

1. **Root Cause**: What specifically caused the database failure?
2. **Detection Time**: How long from failure to detection?
3. **Recovery**: Was the recovery process optimal? Any delays?
4. **Data Loss**: Did we lose any data? Were transactions rolled back?
5. **Prevention**: What changes prevent this from happening again?
   - Consider: Better monitoring, read replicas, automatic failover
6. **Testing**: When was failover last tested? Should we schedule drills?
```

### runbooks/redis_crash.md

```markdown
# Runbook: Redis Crash

**Service**: Redis (Session Store / Cache / Pub-Sub)
**Severity**: P1 (Critical)
**Last Updated**: 2024-01-15
**Owner**: Platform Team

---

## Detection Methods

### Automated Monitoring
```bash
# Check Redis connectivity
python detection/monitors/redis_monitor.py --ping

# Check memory usage
python detection/monitors/redis_monitor.py --memory

# Check cluster status
python detection/monitors/redis_monitor.py --cluster-status

# Check hit rate
python detection/monitors/redis_monitor.py --hit-rate
```

### Alert Triggers
| Metric | Threshold | Alert |
|--------|-----------|-------|
| Redis Availability | < 100% | P1 Critical |
| Memory Usage | > 90% | P2 Warning |
| Memory Usage | > 95% | P1 Critical |
| Eviction Rate | > 100/min | P2 Warning |
| Connection Count | > 10000 | P2 Warning |
| Command Latency | > 100ms | P2 Warning |

### Manual Detection
- Application errors: `redis.exceptions.ConnectionError`
- Session errors in logs
- High latency on authenticated requests

---

## Architecture

```
┌─────────────────────────┐
│    Application          │
│    (Redis Client)       │
└───────────┬─────────────┘
            │
    ┌───────▼───────┐
    │   Redis       │
    │   Cluster     │
    │  (3 Nodes)    │
    └───────┬───────┘
            │
    ┌───────▼───────┐
    │  Persistence  │
    │   (RDB/AOF)   │
    └───────────────┘
```

---

## Immediate Actions

### P1 - Redis Cluster Down

1. **Acknowledge Alert** (0-1 min)
   ```bash
   pd incident ack <INCIDENT_ID>
   ```

2. **Verify Redis Status** (1-3 min)
   ```bash
   # Test direct connection
   redis-cli -h redis-cluster ping

   # Check all cluster nodes
   redis-cli -h redis-node-1 ping
   redis-cli -h redis-node-2 ping
   redis-cli -h redis-node-3 ping

   # Get cluster info
   redis-cli cluster info
   ```

3. **Check Node Health** (3-5 min)
   ```bash
   # Check if nodes are running
   kubectl get pods -n redis

   # Check node resources
   kubectl top nodes

   # Check pod status
   kubectl get pods -n redis -o wide
   ```

4. **Recovery Steps** (5-10 min)

   **If single node failed:**
   ```bash
   # Restart the failed pod
   kubectl delete pod redis-node-1 -n redis

   # Wait for cluster to rebalance
   sleep 30

   # Verify cluster is healthy
   redis-cli cluster info
   ```

   **If cluster is partitioned:**
   ```bash
   # Check which nodes can see each other
   redis-cli cluster nodes

   # If majority down, force cluster formation on remaining
   redis-cli cluster meet <node-ip> 7000

   # Or restore from backup if needed
   redis-cli --cluster-yes --cluster-replicas 1 \
     --cluster import <backup-file>
   ```

   **If cluster is completely down:**
   ```bash
   # Scale down application to prevent cascading failures
   kubectl scale deployment app --replicas=0

   # Delete cluster and recreate
   kubectl delete statefulset redis-cluster -n redis
   kubectl apply -f /k8s/redis-cluster.yaml

   # Wait for cluster to be ready
   sleep 60

   # Scale application back up
   kubectl scale deployment app --replicas=3
   ```

5. **Verify Application Recovery** (10-15 min)
   ```bash
   # Test application can connect
   python /app/scripts/healthcheck.py --redis

   # Check session functionality
   python /app/scripts/test_session.py

   # Monitor error rates
   tail -f /app/logs/error.log | grep redis
   ```

---

## Impact & Degradation Mode

### What Stops Working Without Redis

| Feature | Behavior | Customer Impact |
|---------|----------|-----------------|
| Session Storage | Users logged out | Minor - re-login required |
| Rate Limiting | Disabled | Moderate - potential abuse |
| Pub/Sub | Real-time updates fail | Moderate - delayed notifications |
| Cache | Queries hit DB | Moderate - slower responses |
| Call Queue | Queue operations fail | Major - call handling impacted |

### Degradation Procedures
```bash
# Disable Redis-dependent features
export DISABLE_RATE_LIMITING=true
export DISABLE_PUBSUB=true

# Restart app in degraded mode
kubectl rollout restart deployment/app
```

---

## Communication Templates

### Internal
```
🚨 **CRITICAL INCIDENT: Redis Cluster Failure - P1**

**Status**: [Investigating / Restoring / Verifying]
**Impact**: Sessions failing, rate limiting disabled, potential call queue issues
**Started**: <timestamp>
**On-Call**: @alice

**Cluster Status**:
- Node 1: [Online / Offline]
- Node 2: [Online / Offline]
- Node 3: [Online / Offline]

**Actions Taken**:
- [ ] Verified cluster connectivity
- [ ] [Restarting node / Recreating cluster / etc.]
- [ ] Checking application health

**Degradation Mode**: [Active / Not Needed / Standby]

cc: @platform-team
```

---

## Escalation Path

```
On-Call Engineer (0-5 min)
    ↓
Engineering Lead - Mike Thompson (5-15 min)
    ↓
VP Engineering - Rachel Green (15-30 min)
    ↓
Redis Enterprise Support: +1-555-0195
```

---

## Post-Mortem Questions

1. **Cause**: Why did Redis fail? Memory issue? Hardware? Configuration?
2. **Recovery**: How long to restore? Was data preserved?
3. **Impact**: What was customer-visible impact?
4. **Prevention**:
   - Should we add memory limits?
   - Better monitoring for memory pressure?
   - Automatic failover configuration?
5. **Testing**: When was Redis disaster recovery last tested?
```

### runbooks/high_call_volume_spike.md

```markdown
# Runbook: High Call Volume Spike

**Service**: ReceptionistAI Call Processing
**Severity**: P2 (Primary) / P1 (If causes system failure)
**Last Updated**: 2024-01-15
**Owner**: Platform Team

---

## Detection Methods

### Automated Monitoring
```bash
# Check current call volume
python detection/monitors/call_volume_monitor.py --current

# Check historical comparison
python detection/monitors/call_volume_monitor.py --vs-normal

# Check queue depth
python detection/monitors/call_volume_monitor.py --queue-depth

# Check capacity utilization
python detection/monitors/call_volume_monitor.py --capacity
```

### Alert Triggers
| Metric | Threshold | Alert |
|--------|-----------|-------|
| Calls/Minute | > 2x normal | P2 Warning |
| Calls/Minute | > 5x normal | P1 Critical |
| Queue Depth | > 50 calls | P2 Warning |
| Queue Depth | > 200 calls | P1 Critical |
| Wait Time (avg) | > 60s | P2 Warning |
| Wait Time (avg) | > 180s | P1 Critical |
| Worker Utilization | > 90% | P2 Warning |
| Worker Utilization | > 98% | P1 Critical |

### Manual Detection
- #support channel complaints about wait times
- Twitter/social media mentions
- Scheduled events (product launches, TV mentions)

---

## Capacity Overview

| Metric | Normal | Warning | Critical |
|--------|--------|---------|----------|
| Concurrent Calls | 0-50 | 50-100 | 100+ |
| Calls/Minute | 0-30 | 30-75 | 75+ |
| Available Agents | 10+ | 5-10 | <5 |
| Avg Wait Time | < 30s | 30-60s | 60s+ |

---

## Immediate Actions

### P2 - Elevated Volume (2-5x Normal)

1. **Acknowledge Alert** (0-5 min)
   ```bash
   pd incident ack <INCIDENT_ID>
   ```

2. **Assess Situation** (5-10 min)
   ```bash
   # Get current metrics
   python


Response:
# R-M11: Testimonial and Case Study Templates Implementation

```markdown
# ============================================
# R-M11: Testimonial and Case Study Templates
# ============================================
# Status: Production Ready
# Last Updated: 2024
# Implementation Note: All templates use [BRACKETED] placeholders
# for customization. Video guidelines optimized for smartphone capture.
# ============================================
```

---

## Table of Contents

1. [Case Study Templates](#1-case-study-templates-beforeafter-format)
2. [Testimonial Collection Script](#2-testimonial-collection-script)
3. [Video Testimonial Guidelines](#3-video-testimonial-guidelines)
4. [Review Request Email Template](#4-review-request-email-template)
5. [Social Proof Placement Guide](#5-social-proof-placement-guide)

---

## 1. Case Study Templates (Before/After Format)

### 1.1 Template Structure (Universal)

```markdown
# CASE STUDY TEMPLATE - [INDUSTRY]
# ============================================
# Structure: Challenge → Solution → Result
# Reading time: 2-3 minutes
# Use for: Website, pitch decks, sales materials
# ============================================

## [CLIENT NAME] Case Study

### THE CHALLENGE (Before)
[What problem did the customer face? Be specific about pain points,
frustrations, and business impact. Include quantifiable metrics where possible.]

Example: "Our kitchen was experiencing constant drain issues, with three
emergency calls per month costing an average of $450 each. We were losing
revenue during closure times and customers were complaining about odors."

### THE SOLUTION
[What did you provide? Include specific services, timeline, and approach.
Demonstrate your process and expertise.]

Example: "We performed a comprehensive camera inspection and identified
multiple root intrusions in the main line. Our team installed a permanent
trenchless repair solution in 4 hours with zero disruption to operations."

### THE RESULT (After)
[Document the transformation with concrete outcomes. Use before/after
comparisons and include a direct customer quote if available.]

Example: "Zero emergency calls in 18 months. Monthly maintenance costs
reduced by 60%. Complete peace of mind with a 10-year warranty."

### Customer Verification
- Customer: [Name]
- Business: [Company]
- Location: [City, State]
- Service Date: [Month, Year]
```

---

### 1.2 Plumber Case Study Template

```markdown
# ============================================
# CASE STUDY: PLUMBING SERVICE
# Template ID: CS-PL-001
# Industry: Plumbing/HVAC
# ============================================

## Roto-Rooter Plumbing Case Study

### THE CHALLENGE (Before)
[Customer Name] owns [Business Type - e.g., a 50-seat restaurant] at
[Location]. They were experiencing:

- [Specific Problem 1, e.g., "Sewage backup 2-3 times monthly"]
- [Specific Problem 2, e.g., "Emergency service costs averaging $X/month"]
- [Specific Problem 3, e.g., "Health code violations threatening operations"]
- [Quantify the impact: e.g., "$12,000 in emergency repairs over 6 months"]

### THE SOLUTION
Our team approached this systematically:

1. **Comprehensive Diagnosis**: Performed [specific inspection method,
   e.g., "hydrostatic camera testing"] to identify root cause
2. **Custom Solution**: Installed [specific solution, e.g., "commercial-grade
   grease trap system with automatic maintenance schedule"]
3. **Preventive Plan**: Established [maintenance program, e.g., "quarterly
   hydro-jetting with 24/7 emergency response"]

**Timeline**: [X days/weeks] | **Investment**: $[Amount]

### THE RESULT (After)
- [Metric 1]: [Result - e.g., "90% reduction in emergency calls"]
- [Metric 2]: [Result - e.g., "$8,400 annual savings on repairs"]
- [Metric 3]: [Result - e.g., "Zero health code violations since installation"]
- [Metric 4]: [Result - e.g., "Business operating at full capacity"]

> "I was skeptical that we'd ever solve this problem. Now I actually
> forget we ever had plumbing issues. The peace of mind is worth every
> penny." — [Customer Name], [Business Name]

### Customer Verification
- Customer: [Full Name]
- Business: [Business Name]
- Location: [City, State]
- Industry: [Restaurant/Retail/Industrial/etc.]
- Service Date: [Month, Year]
- Verified: [Date]

# ============================================
# PLACEMENT NOTES:
# - Use hero image: Customer location exterior or service in progress
# - Before photo: Problem area (with permission)
# - After photo: Completed solution
# - Metrics: Use large, bold numbers for key results
# ============================================
```

---

### 1.3 Dentist Case Study Template

```markdown
# ============================================
# CASE STUDY: DENTAL PRACTICE
# Template ID: CS-DN-001
# Industry: Dental/Medical
# ============================================

## [Practice Name] Patient Success Story

### THE CHALLENGE (Before)
[Patient Name] came to us with:

- [Primary Concern 1, e.g., "Severe tooth anxiety preventing routine care"]
- [Primary Concern 2, e.g., "Multiple missing teeth affecting nutrition"]
- [Primary Concern 3, e.g., "Embarrassment about smile in professional settings"]
- [Emotional impact: e.g., "Avoiding photos and social situations"]

**Diagnostic Findings**: [Include relevant clinical details without
overwhelming technical jargon]

### THE SOLUTION
We created a personalized treatment plan:

1. **Comfort-First Approach**: [Specific accommodation, e.g., "Sedation
   dentistry with private recovery room"]
2. **Comprehensive Care**: [Treatment phases, e.g., "Implant placement
   → Healing period → Custom crown design → Final restoration"]
3. **Ongoing Support**: [Maintenance plan, e.g., "6-month checkups with
   dedicated hygiene team"]

**Treatment Duration**: [X months] | **Investment Range**: $[X-X]

### THE RESULT (After)
- [Visual Result: e.g., "Complete, natural-looking smile restoration"]
- [Functional Result: e.g., "Returned to eating all foods comfortably"]
- [Emotional Result: e.g., "Confident in meetings and photos"]
- [Health Result: e.g., "Improved oral health markers across all metrics"]

> "I spent years hiding my smile. Now I actually look forward to
> dental visits. My team even commented on how much more confident
> I seem in presentations." — [Patient Name]

### Patient Verification
- Patient: [First Name & Last Initial or Full Name with permission]
- Treatment: [Procedure Type]
- Completed: [Month, Year]
- Status: [Ongoing maintenance / Retained patient]

# ============================================
# COMPLIANCE NOTES:
# - HIPAA: Never include specific medical identifiers
# - Use generic procedure descriptions unless patient signs release
# - Testimonial requires signed permission form (see Appendix)
# - Before/after photos require separate written consent
# ============================================
```

---

### 1.4 Real Estate Case Study Template

```markdown
# ============================================
# CASE STUDY: REAL ESTATE
# Template ID: CS-RE-001
# Industry: Real Estate/Property
# ============================================

## [Agent/Broker Name] Success Story

### THE CHALLENGE (Before)
[Seller Name] needed to sell their [property type] but faced:

- [Challenge 1, e.g., "Property on market 60+ days with no viable offers"]
- [Challenge 2, e.g., "Significant deferred maintenance issues"]
- [Challenge 3, e.g., "Uncertainty about current market value"]
- [Challenge 4, e.g., "Relocating for work with tight timeline"]

**Initial Assessment**: [Property details - beds/baths/sqft/location]

### THE SOLUTION
Our strategic approach:

1. **Market Analysis**: [Specific strategy, e.g., "Comprehensive comparable
   analysis with renovation ROI projection"]
2. **Preparation Plan**: [Staging/repairs - e.g., "Targeted updates totaling
   $X focusing on kitchen and curb appeal"]
3. **Marketing Execution**: [Specific tactics - e.g., "Professional staging,
   virtual tour, targeted digital ads to investor community"]
4. **Negotiation**: [Approach - e.g., "Multiple offer strategy with seller
   concession flexibility"]

**Time on Market**: [X days] | **Sale Price**: $[X] | **vs. Initial**: [+X%]

### THE RESULT (After)
- [Result 1, e.g., "Sold in 12 days above asking price"]
- [Result 2, e.g., "Net proceeds $15,000 above original estimate"]
- [Result 3, e.g., "Closed in 21 days, well before relocation deadline"]
- [Result 4, e.g., "Buyer pre-approved, seamless closing"]

> "We were ready to rent out the house and cut our losses. [Agent Name]
> saw potential we missed and delivered results we never imagined.
> The whole process was actually enjoyable." — [Seller Name]

### Property Verification
- Seller: [Name]
- Property: [Address or Neighborhood]
- Property Type: [Single Family/Condo/Commercial]
- Sale Date: [Month, Year]
- Agent: [Your Name/Brokerage]

# ============================================
# BEST PRACTICES:
# - Use actual sale prices when client permits; otherwise use percentages
# - Include neighborhood/market context for credibility
# - Note: Real estate testimonials require clear disclosure of
#   representation (buyer's agent vs. seller's agent)
# ============================================
```

---

## 2. Testimonial Collection Script

```markdown
# ============================================
# TESTIMONIAL COLLECTION SCRIPT
# Document ID: TC-SCRIPT-001
# Purpose: Guide for collecting authentic customer quotes
# Format: 5 open-ended questions (non-leading)
# ============================================

# COLLECTION BEST PRACTICES:
# - Conduct via phone or video for richer responses
# - Record with permission for accuracy
# - Ask follow-up questions for specificity
# - Never suggest or complete customer sentences
# - Allow silence - people need time to think
# - Capture emotion, not just facts
# ============================================

## Opening (Use each time)

"Thank you for taking a few minutes to share your experience.
Your feedback helps us improve and helps other customers make
informed decisions. There are no right or wrong answers — I
just want to hear your genuine perspective. Feel free to take
your time with each question."

## Question 1: The Beginning

"Can you tell me about the situation or challenge that brought
you to [Company Name] in the first place?"

# Purpose: Establish context and reader identification
# What to listen for: Specific pain points, timeline, prior attempts
# Follow-up prompts if needed:
#   - "What was that experience like for you?"
#   - "How long had you been dealing with this?"
#   - "What其他 solutions had you tried?"

## Question 2: The Decision

"What factors influenced your decision to work with us, and
were there any concerns or questions you had before we started?"

# Purpose: Understand decision criteria and objections overcome
# What to listen for: Trust factors, comparison shopping, hesitation
# Follow-up prompts if needed:
#   - "What made you choose us over other options?"
#   - "Was there anything that almost stopped you?"
#   - "What did you learn that helped you decide?"

## Question 3: The Experience

"Walk me through your experience working with our team. What
stood out to you, and were there any moments that surprised you?"

# Purpose: Capture process feedback and differentiation
# What to listen for: Specific interactions, unexpected positives
# Follow-up prompts if needed:
#   - "How did [specific team member] or [specific step] go?"
#   - "Was there anything that exceeded expectations?"
#   - "How did we communicate throughout the process?"

## Question 4: The Results

"What results have you experienced since [service completion]?
If you could measure the impact, what would you point to?"

# Purpose: Document outcomes with specific metrics
# What to listen for: Quantifiable improvements, quality of life changes
# Follow-up prompts if needed:
#   - "How is this different from before?"
#   - "What can you do now that you couldn't before?"
#   - "Have you noticed changes in [relevant metric]?"

## Question 5: The Recommendation

"If a friend or colleague described a similar challenge, what
would you tell them about working with us?"

# Purpose: Capture recommendation language naturally
# What to listen for: Authentic enthusiasm, specific praise, hesitation
# Follow-up prompts if needed:
#   - "What would you want them to know?"
#   - "Would you work with us again? Why?"
#   - "What's one thing we should keep doing?"

## Closing

"Thank you so much for your thoughtful feedback. This is exactly
what helps us improve and helps other customers find us. Would
you be comfortable if we shared your story (including your name
and photo) on our website and marketing materials? We always
send you the exact wording for approval before using anything."

# ============================================
# COLLECTION LOG:
# Date: [___]
# Customer: [___]
# Method: [Phone/Video/In-Person]
# Permission: [Yes/No/Pending]
# Recording: [Yes/No]
# Best Quote: "[___]"
# Follow-up Needed: [___]
# ============================================
```

---

## 3. Video Testimonial Guidelines

```markdown
# ============================================
# VIDEO TESTIMONIAL GUIDELINES
# Document ID: VT-GUIDE-001
# Purpose: Enable customers to capture quality video testimonials
# Equipment: Smartphone (no professional gear required)
# ============================================

# PRE-PRODUCTION CHECKLIST:
# □ Confirm customer consent (see form VT-CONSENT-001)
# □ Send this guide 24-48 hours in advance
# □ Test location lighting before recording day
# □ Prepare backup device/storage
# □ Have backup questions ready
# ============================================

## Section A: Equipment Requirements

### Minimum Requirements (Smartphone)
- Any smartphone from 2018 or later
- 1080p video setting (usually default)
- Available storage: 500MB minimum
- Fully charged battery

### Recommended Setup
- Use main camera (not front-facing)
- Clean lens with microfiber cloth
- Stable surface or tripod (optional)
- External microphone if available (lawn mic works)

### What NOT to Use
- Front-facing camera (lower quality)
- Digital zoom (use physical distance)
- Filters or beauty modes (disable)
- Background blur effects

---

## Section B: Lighting Guidelines

### Natural Light (Best Option)

**Ideal Setup:**
- Position subject facing a window
- Window should be to the left or right (not behind)
- Overcast days are perfect
- Golden hour (1 hour after sunrise / before sunset) is excellent

**Example Layout:**
```
[Window]                    [Subject]                   [Camera]
   ◀───────────────────────────▶
   (Soft light source)       (Face evenly lit)          (Phone)
```

### Indoor Lighting

**If no good window:**
- Turn on all overhead lights
- Position lamp in front of (not behind) subject
- Avoid mixed color temperatures (all warm OR all cool)

**Avoid:**
- Subject silhouetted against bright background
- Fluorescent flickering
- Mixed daylight and artificial light

### Quick Lighting Test
Before recording, check: Can you see details on the person's face?
Are there harsh shadows under eyes or nose? Adjust position until
face looks even and well-lit.

---

## Section C: Framing Guidelines

### Optimal Frame (Rule of Thirds)

**For horizontal (landscape) video:**
- Eyes should be in the upper third of frame
- Leave space above head (not centered)
- Shoulders and upper chest visible
- Gap on left or right for text overlay

**Visual Guide:**
```
┌─────────────────────────────────┐
│                                 │
│     [Eyes here ──►]             │  ← Upper third
│                                 │
│   ┌─────────────────────┐       │
│   │                     │       │  ← Middle third
│   │    Person's face    │       │
│   │                     │       │
│   └─────────────────────┘       │
│                                 │
│      Shoulders here             │  ← Lower third
│                                 │
└─────────────────────────────────┘
```

### Camera Position

**Height:** Phone at eye level (or slightly above)
**Distance:** Face fills about 60% of frame
**Stability:** Rest on stack of books, lean against wall, or use tripod

### What to Avoid
- Person too far away (can't see expressions)
- Person too close (face cropped)
- Distracting background (mess, bright windows)
- Camera at weird angles (looking up nose)

---

## Section D: Audio Guidelines

### Optimal Audio Setup

**Primary:** Use phone's built-in mic, position 12-18 inches from mouth
**Better:** Use wired earbud mic (Apple EarPods work great)
**Best:** Lavalier mic clipped to collar (under $20 on Amazon)

### Audio Checklist
- [ ] Quiet location (close windows, turn off HVAC)
- [ ] No echo (avoid large empty rooms)
- [ ] No background music or TV
- [ ] Wait for airplane to pass, dog to stop barking
- [ ] Test volume before starting

### Quick Audio Test
Record 10 seconds, play back. Can you hear clearly at conversational
volume? If not, move closer to phone or find quieter location.

---

## Section E: Recording Questions

### Option A: Customer Speaks Freely (Preferred)

**Prompt to send customer:**
"Tell me about your experience with [Company]. Start with the
problem you had, what stood out about working with us, and what
results you've seen. Imagine you're telling a friend — there's
no wrong way to answer."

**Time target:** 60-90 seconds

### Option B: Answer Specific Questions

**Q1: "What challenge brought you to [Company]?"**
(15-20 seconds)

**Q2: "What stood out about your experience working with us?"**
(20-30 seconds)

**Q3: "What results have you experienced?"**
(15-20 seconds)

**Q4: "Would you recommend us? To whom?"**
(10-15 seconds)

---

## Section F: Recording Day Checklist

### Before Recording
- [ ] Phone charged (50%+)
- [ ] Storage space checked
- [ ] Location scouted and lit
- [ ] Quiet (people, pets, devices)
- [ ] Water nearby (no gulping sounds)
- [ ] Phone on Do Not Disturb mode
- [ ] Consent form signed

### During Recording
- [ ] Recording in landscape (horizontal)
- [ ] Face well-lit, no shadows
- [ ] Eyes on camera (not reading)
- [ ] Speaking clearly, natural pace
- [ ] Smiling (especially at start/end)
- [ ] 5-second buffer before/after

### After Recording
- [ ] Play back 30 seconds to check quality
- [ ] Note: "This is the one" or retake
- [ ] Transfer to computer/cloud immediately
- [ ] Thank customer and confirm next steps

---

## Section G: Technical Troubleshooting

| Problem | Solution |
|---------|----------|
| Video blurry | Clean lens, hold phone steady |
| Audio echo | Move closer to phone, add soft furnishings |
| Face too dark | Move closer to light source |
| Face too bright | Move away from window |
| Background noisy | Find quieter room, close windows |
| Storage full | Delete old apps/photos, use different phone |
| Battery died | Record in shorter segments |

# ============================================
# POST-PROCESSING:
# - Trim beginning/end in phone editor
# - No heavy editing needed (authenticity matters)
# - Add captions for social media (optional)
# - Export at original quality
# - Get customer approval before publishing
# ============================================
```

---

## 4. Review Request Email Template

```markdown
# ============================================
# REVIEW REQUEST EMAIL TEMPLATE
# Document ID: RR-EMAIL-001
# Platforms: Google Business Profile, Facebook
# Timing: Send 2-3 days post-service completion
# ============================================

# CUSTOMIZATION NOTES:
# Replace all [BRACKETED] items before sending
# Personalize with specific service details
# Keep subject line compelling but honest
# A/B test subject lines for open rate optimization
# ============================================

## Email Variant A: Direct & Friendly

---
**Subject Line:** Your feedback helps us improve — and it really matters to us

**Body:**

Hi [Customer First Name],

This is [Your Name] from [Company Name]. I wanted to reach out personally
to say thank you for trusting us with your [service type] recently.

[Optional: Add one specific detail, e.g., "It was great meeting your family
and working on that kitchen project."]

I'm genuinely curious: How was your experience working with our team?
Was there anything that exceeded your expectations, or anything we could
have done better?

If you have 60 seconds, we'd love a quick review on [Google/Facebook].
Here's the link: [INSERT REVIEW LINK]

Your honest feedback helps us get better — and it helps other customers
find us when they need us most.

Either way, thanks again for the opportunity to serve you.

Warmly,

[Your Name]
[Your Title]
[Company Name]
[Phone Number]
[Email]

P.S. If you had a great experience, a review truly makes a difference.
If anything was less than ideal, I'd personally want to know. Reply to
this email and I'll see it right away.

---

## Email Variant B: Brief & Professional

---
**Subject Line:** Quick favor — share your experience?

**Body:**

Hi [Customer First Name],

I hope you're doing well!

We recently completed your [service type] at [location/property], and I
wanted to check in — how are things going since then?

If you have a minute, we'd appreciate a quick review. It genuinely helps
small businesses like ours show up when people are looking for [service].

→ [INSERT GOOGLE REVIEW LINK]
→ [INSERT FACEBOOK REVIEW LINK]

Thank you for your time — and for choosing [Company Name].

Best,
[Your Name]
[Company Name]

---

## Email Variant C: Post-Successful-Project (For Larger Jobs)

---
**Subject Line:** [Project Name] Complete — Would you recommend us?

**Body:**

Hi [Customer First Name],

I can't believe it's already been [time period] since we completed your
[project description]. I hope everything has been working great for you!

We recently asked some of our other clients what they think about working
with [Company Name], and they said things like:

> "They showed up when they said they would."
> "The team was professional and clean."
> "I'd recommend them to anyone."

Now I'm curious — if a neighbor or friend asked about [service type],
what would you tell them? Would you recommend us?

If you have a moment, a review on Google would mean the world to us:
[INSERT GOOGLE REVIEW LINK]

Either way, thank you for the opportunity to work on your [project].
We're here if you ever need anything.

All the best,
[Your Name]
[Your Name]
[Company Name]

---

## Review Request Timing Guidelines

| Service Type | Optimal Send Time | Follow-Up |
|--------------|-------------------|-----------|
| One-time service | 2-3 days post-completion | Day 10 (if no response) |
| Multi-day project | 1 day after final walkthrough | Day 7 (if no response) |
| Emergency service | 1 week post-completion | Day 14 (if no response) |
| Recurring maintenance | After 2nd visit | Day 30 (if no response) |

# ============================================
# COMPLIANCE NOTES:
# - Never purchase reviews or offer incentives for reviews
# - Never respond to negative reviews while emotional
# - Never fake or fabricate reviews
# - Follow platform guidelines (Google, Facebook policies)
# - Include opt-out link if sending to mailing list
# ============================================

## A/B Testing Recommendations

**Subject Lines to Test:**
- "Quick favor — share your experience?" (Variant B)
- "Your feedback helps us improve" (Variant A)
- "Would you recommend us?" (Variant C)
- "A minute to help a local business?"

**Send Times to Test:**
- Tuesday 10am (highest open rates historically)
- Thursday 2pm
- Saturday 9am

**Track:**
- Open rate (target: 25%+)
- Click-through to review link (target: 10%+)
- Review conversion (target: 5%+)
```

---

## 5. Social Proof Placement Guide

```markdown
# ============================================
# SOCIAL PROOF PLACEMENT GUIDE
# Document ID: SP-PLACE-001
# Purpose: Strategic placement of testimonials and case studies
# ============================================

# STRATEGIC PRINCIPLES:
# - Place proof at decision points in user journey
# - Match testimonial type to page context
# - Use specificity to build trust
# - Rotate content to prevent staleness
# - Track performance and optimize
# ============================================

## SECTION A: Homepage Placement

### Hero Section (Above the Fold)
**Placement:** Below main headline, above CTA button
**Content Type:** Short, punchy quote from recognizable customer
**Example:**

> "The best [service] we've ever used. They actually showed up
> when they said they would." — [Name], [Company]

**Character limit:** 40-60 words maximum
**Visual:** Small headshot + name + title + company

### Trust Bar (Below Hero)
**Placement:** Horizontal bar under hero section
**Content Type:** Company logos (as seen in), review count, years in business
**Example:**
```
[Logo] [Logo] [Logo] [Logo] [Logo]
★★★★★ 4.9/5 from 247 reviews | Serving since 2012
```

### "As Seen In" Section
**Placement:** Lower homepage, before testimonials
**Content Type:** Media mentions, awards, certifications

---

## SECTION B: Service Page Placement

### Service-Specific Testimonials
**Placement:** Right sidebar (desktop) or below service description (mobile)
**Content Type:** Testimonial directly related to that specific service
**Example:**
```
┌─────────────────────┐
│ What Our Clients    │
│ Say About [Service] │
│                     │
│ "We called at 8am   │
│ and they were here  │
│ by 10am. Fixed the  │
│ problem in 30 min.  │
│ Fair price too."    │
│                     │
│ — Sarah M.          │
│                     │
│ [Service]: Drain    │
│ Repair              │
└─────────────────────┘
```

### Results/Outcomes Section
**Placement:** Middle of page, after service description
**Content Type:** 3-4 bullet points with metrics + customer attribution
**Example:**
```
Before/After Results:
✓ 94% of drain issues resolved same-day
✓ Average repair: $189 (vs. $350 industry average)
✓ "Saved us $2,000 on a full replacement" — Tom K.
```

### FAQ Section Integration
**Placement:** Interwoven with FAQ answers
**Content Type:** Brief quotes supporting claims
**Example:**
```
Q: How long does [service] take?
A: Most jobs complete in [time]. As one customer put it:
   "They finished before I could finish my coffee. Unbelievable."
   — Mike T., [City]
```

---

## SECTION C: Contact/Quote Page Placement

### Quote Form Header
**Placement:** Above contact form
**Content Type:** Reassurance-focused testimonial
**Example:**
> "I was nervous about getting ripped off. [Company] gave me a
> fair quote and stuck to it. Would absolutely use again."
> — Jennifer L., [City]

### Form Success Page
**Placement:** After form submission confirmation
**Content Type:** Case study or detailed testimonial
**Content:** "While you wait for your quote, read about how we helped
[similar customer]..."

### Trust Signals Near Submit Button
**Placement:** Adjacent to CTA/submit button
**Content Type:** Micro-testimonials (2-3 brief quotes)
**Example:**
```
[Submit Quote]
★★★★★ "Got my estimate same-day. No pressure." — Paul R.
    "Fast, fair, fantastic work." — Maria S.
```

---

## SECTION D: About Page Placement

### "Our Approach" Section
**Placement:** Interwoven with company story
**Content Type:** Philosophy-aligned testimonials
**Example:**
```
We believe in [philosophy]. Our customers notice:

> "They explained every option without pushing the expensive one.
> That's rare these days." — David W.
```

### Team Member Pages
**Placement:** Below individual team bios
**Content Type:** Personal testimonials mentioning specific team members
**Example:**
```
About: Sarah Johnson, Lead Technician
Customer Note: "Sarah was incredible. Explained everything,
cleaned up after herself, and the work was flawless." —
The Henderson Family
```

---

## SECTION E: Blog/Resource Pages

### Article Header
**Placement:** Above article title (for articles on service topics)
**Content Type:** Quote relevant to article topic
**Example:**
```
> "I had no idea what to look for. This guide would have saved
> me thousands." — Reader Comment on our Plumbing Guide
```

### Mid-Article Integration
**Placement:** After first subheading, between content sections
**Content Type:** Case study excerpt supporting article claims
**Visual:** Callout box with quote + "Read full story" link

### Article Footer
**Placement:** Below article, before related posts
**Content Type:** CTA with relevant testimonial
**Example:**
```
Ready to get started? Here's what one customer said:

> "Best decision we made. The team was professional,
> punctual, and the price was exactly as quoted."

[Get Your Free Quote] →
```

---

## SECTION F: Email Marketing Integration

### Post-Purchase Sequence
**Placement:** Email 3 (of 3) in post-purchase series
**Content Type:** Review request + testimonial
**Subject:** "Quick favor? Plus... a thank you gift"

### Re-engagement Campaigns
**Placement:** Initial email in sequence
**Content Type:** Case study relevant to their previous inquiry
**Subject:** "[Customer Name], we solved this for [Similar Customer]..."

### Newsletter
**Placement:** Regular feature (monthly rotation)
**Content Type:** Customer story with photo
**Section Name:** "Client Spotlight" or "Success Story"

---

## SECTION G: Social Media & External

### Google Business Profile
**Placement:** Review responses
**Content Type:** Thank you + specific detail + invite to contact directly

### Facebook Page
**Placement:** Pinned post + review section
**Content Type:** Featured reviews + photo/video testimonials

### LinkedIn (B2B)
**Placement:** Company page + employee posts
**Content Type:** Case study with metrics + professional tone

### Instagram/Reels
**Placement:** Stories + feed posts
**Content Type:** Video testimonials, before/afters, customer photos

---

## SECTION H: Performance Tracking

### Metrics to Track

| Metric | Tool | Target |
|--------|------|--------|
| Click-through on testimonials | UTM parameters | +15