Steal my five questions to get the best customer testimonials πŸ“£

Lauren Thomas
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Goal: Reveal the most compelling parts of their customer story (and provide you with a persuasive piece of content), without boring them with an endless list πŸ₯± πŸ‘‰ 1. Please could you introduce yourself and your role at [company name]? Essential for context and credibility. Plus if you’re requesting video testimonials (like me) it gives them a chance to warm up on camera. πŸ‘‰2. What problem were you facing that made you seek out [company/ service] and how did [company/ service] help you overcome those problems? Relatable pain points will resonate. Position yourself as a solution. πŸ‘‰3. Would you recommend [company/ service] and if so, who to? People often forget the β€˜who to’ part and miss a valuable opportunity to namecheck their ideal customer. πŸ‘‰4. What was the best thing about [company/ service]? Time to uncover the magic. πŸ‘‰5. Is there anything else you would like to tell us? Don’t leave a single stone unturned. Sometimes the best (and most unexpected) answers come from this question. What did I miss? Let me know what questions you ask.

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Lauren Ford
Bookmarking this one! Love it.
Jerryton Surya
Nice one Lauren Thomas
Software Guy (Aarvy)
That was really helpful, thank you for sharing.
savio lavino
Thanks for sharing πŸ™