# MigrationCrunch — Affiliate Email Swipes & Copy Bank

Use these as starting points. Edit freely to match your voice and audience.
Tracking link goes wherever you see **{YOUR_LINK}**.

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## Email Swipe #1 — "Don't lose 20 years of notes" (CRM-switcher list)

**Subject lines:**
- Switching CRMs? Don't lose your notes.
- 20 years of notes — gone in one bad migration
- The CRM migration tool nobody else built

**Body:**

If you've ever switched CRMs, you know the part nobody warns you about:
the notes column.

Twenty years of typed phone-call notes — full of names, phone numbers,
emails, referral chains — gets dumped into a single "Description" blob
in the new system. Buried. Unsearchable. Effectively lost.

**MigrationCrunch** is the only migration tool I've seen that solves this.
Their patent-pending AI actually reads the notes, pulls out the contacts
and phone numbers and email addresses hiding inside, and loads them into
structured fields in your new CRM.

From $599, one-time. Free preview for up to 100 contacts so you can see
it on your own data before you pay anything.

Worth a look: {YOUR_LINK}

— [Your name]

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## Email Swipe #2 — "Cheaper than Trujay, faster than MigrateMyCRM" (decision-stage)

**Subject:** Migration vendor comparison (the honest version)

**Body:**

Quick favor — if anyone on your team is researching CRM migration vendors
right now, send them this:

**MigrationCrunch** publishes a flat one-time price ($599-$7,999) for
the same job that Trujay charges $1,500-$9,000 for and the big consultancies
quote $25,000+ for. Same outcome, sometimes better.

The "better" part: their patent-pending AI extracts names/phones/emails
that are buried inside freeform notes — something none of the cheaper
tools do at all.

There's a free preview tool that lets you see exactly what gets pulled
out of your own data before you pay a dollar:

{YOUR_LINK}

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## Email Swipe #3 — Short P.S. tag-on

> **P.S.** Migrating CRMs? **MigrationCrunch** extracts the contacts
> buried inside your old notes — patent-pending AI, from $599 one-time,
> free preview: {YOUR_LINK}

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## Twitter / X copy

**Variant A:**
> The dirty secret of CRM migrations: 90% of the value is buried inside
> the freeform notes column, and every migration tool drops it. Except
> MigrationCrunch — their AI extracts the contacts hiding in the text.
> {YOUR_LINK}

**Variant B:**
> Slalom quoted $50k for a CRM migration. Trujay quoted $7k. MigrationCrunch
> does the same job for $4,499 flat. And theirs is the only one that
> recovers data buried inside freeform notes. {YOUR_LINK}

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## LinkedIn post

If you've ever switched CRMs, you know the part nobody warns you about:
the notes column.

Twenty years of typed phone-call notes — full of names, phone numbers,
referral chains — gets dropped into a single text blob in the new system.
Buried. Unsearchable. Effectively lost.

I just came across a tool called **MigrationCrunch** that solves this
specifically. Their patent-pending AI reads the notes, pulls out the
contacts, and loads them into structured fields in your new CRM.

A few things that stood out:

- One-time pricing from $599. (Competitors quote $1,500-$9,000 for the
  same job, and consultancies quote $25,000+.)
- Free preview for up to 100 contacts — you see the result on your own
  data before paying anything.
- Done in minutes for most databases, not weeks.

If your team is staring down a CRM migration, this is worth 5 minutes:

{YOUR_LINK}

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## Suggested anchor text

- "MigrationCrunch — patent-pending AI note recovery"
- "the CRM migration tool that extracts data from inside your notes"
- "from $599 one-time CRM migration"
- "cheaper alternative to Trujay / MigrateMyCRM"

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## Banner alt-text

- 300×250: "MigrationCrunch — patent-pending AI extracts contacts buried inside your CRM notes. From $599."
- 728×90: "MigrationCrunch — move every contact in your notes. From $599. 99% accuracy."
- 160×600: "MigrationCrunch — 20 years of notes, don't lose them. Patent-pending AI. From $599."

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## Compliance

1. FTC affiliate disclosure required.
2. No bidding on branded keywords.
3. No claims that imply 100% accuracy guarantees — use "up to 99%" or "internal benchmark".
4. Full terms: https://salescrunchcrm.com/affiliate-agreement
   Questions: affiliates@migrationcrunch.com