What if a customer would rather leave a public review?
That is still a win. Point them to your review link, or run a review request campaign instead.
A short customer quote can help future leads trust you faster. Ask happy customers for a testimonial you can use on your website, proposals, or flyers.
Ask for TestimonialsA review is usually posted on a public site so other local customers can find you. A testimonial is a quote you can place on your own website, proposal, or marketing materials.
Many businesses need both. A review builds public proof. A testimonial gives you words you can reuse with permission.
The easiest testimonials come right after a strong job. Ask for one or two sentences about the result, the process, or why they would recommend you.
Make it optional and easy. Some customers prefer to reply by text. Others may want a quick call.
The same happy customers may also leave a review, send a referral, or book again later. Testimonials are one more way to get value from good work you already did.
Start with customers who were clearly happy with the work.
Use a ready-made campaign focused on collecting short customer quotes.
Keep it short and tell them roughly what kind of quote would help.
Reach out while the positive experience is still top of mind.
Save the quotes they send and confirm permission to use them.
Add approved testimonials to your website, proposals, or other materials.
That is still a win. Point them to your review link, or run a review request campaign instead.
One or two sentences is usually enough. Short quotes are easier for customers to write and easier for you to use.
Ask for a short testimonial after strong jobs and build proof you can reuse with permission.
Ask for TestimonialsQuestions about YoNudge? Email me personally at howell@yonudge.com. I read every message.