53 Ways to Use Testimonials

Published: 28th February 2011
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Unsure how to use rave reviews in your business? Here are 53 ideas every business can implement to help your customers sell for you!



  1. In the biographies of all your team members. "Clients say the following about Colleen......"


  2. In the biographies of your management team


  3. In the biographies of your board of directors


  4. On the "about us" write up on your website


  5. In a customer forum, or discussions group


  6. in a "client only" section of the website or a membership only site


  7. In your client profile page. Start and or end with a testimonial


  8. In your signature line on emails. Use plain text and add it under your signature – like a P.S.


  9. On each internal page of your website down the left hand or right hand margin


  10. In sales presentations on PPT slides when talking about each solution you offer a client


  11. On the footers of any autoreponder emails


  12. In all e-marketing blasts sent by marketing


  13. In hard copy marketing materials


  14. Create a "what customers are saying about us" booklet for download or deliver as hard copy


  15. In user guides and help manuals


  16. On invoices that are printed or emailed to clients


  17. On your face book page


  18. On your linked in page


  19. In your Outlook V-file (contact information)


  20. On rotating welcome slides before a webinar


  21. At the beginning or end of a recorded presentation


  22. On invitations to telelclasses or webinars


  23. On the demo download page


  24. On web thank you pages


  25. In thank you emails when a client has downloaded a demo, requested information or started a free trial


  26. In on line videos or on demand web based training for your product


  27. On web order receipts


  28. On up sell and cross sell pages


  29. On contact us pages


  30. On the product packaging


  31. Printed on the back of your business card


  32. In QA section on the website


  33. For product support – use real life customer solutions


  34. In client survey’s polls


  35. When asking for referrals


  36. In presentation descriptions on applications to speak at trade shows


  37. In on-line banner ads


  38. In advertisements in trade publications


  39. In the "by-line" for white papers, articles and case studies you write for publications


  40. In your internal company newsletters – as "good news stories"


  41. On internal intranet sales sites


  42. In your CRM for internal reminders and motivation


  43. On your leader boards


  44. In waiting rooms and meeting rooms in your corporate offices


  45. On proposal templates for all sales proposals


  46. On your telephone "on hold" system


  47. Radio ads


  48. TV ads


  49. Newspaper and magazine ads


  50. On your voice mail system


  51. As the basis for cold calling scripts


  52. To answer sales objections


  53. On your Cell phone voice mail message.


Using social proof in a new and different way? I would love to hear from you. Submit your examples of where you have used testimonials differently and profitably and we will send you a copy of our new Unleash Your Secret Sales Force e-book as a thank you!





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