#24: How to Get Quality Client Testimonials You Can Actually Use
How many times have you worked with a client and thought, “she’s getting such great results, I’d love to use her story as a testimonial!”
Or how many times have you made a purchasing decision on a program because the testimonials shared on sales pages or social media helped you see that the program really worked?
Testimonials are a form of social proof, which means that they help back up the claims you make with your coaching program by showing potential clients that other people really have had great results working with you. There’s no question that they help boost sales, too!
So why does it feel so hard to ask for a testimonial? And when you do, why is it so hard to get the exact testimonial you’re looking for?
In today’s podcast, I’m going to share my strategies for creating the perfect client testimonial with you so you’ll always know how to ask for and get exactly what you need.
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