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How to Write an Online Testimonial

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Write an Online Testimonial

Writing an online testimonial for a product, service or business is not only a way to offer a pat on the back but also important to the recipient for ratings and traffic. It is also a way you can boost your own reputation and desirability.... if the testimonial is written correctly.

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    Difficulty:
    Easy

    Instructions

    Things You'll Need

    • 5 minutes of your time
    • A good attitude
      • 1

        Make sure you really understand the purpose behind the product, service or even article that you are wishing to leave a testimonial for.

      • 2

        If you know the author/owner/writer, ask them what their key keywords are and try to utilize them. This will help their traffic flow and be sure people are finding exactly what they are looking for. Some people, like me, will search purposefully for testimonials. Especially testimonials from 'real' people such as yourself.

      • 3

        Keep it short. Really, people have short attention spans, especially when surfing the internet. Keep it short, sweet and to the point. No need in being overly flowery, just be honest and cut to the chase.

      • 4

        Proof Read. Please don't skip this step! Sounding professional is key for your own needs as well as that of those your leaving the feedback for.

        If your testimonials are professional and helpful, people will begin to trust you and seek out your advice. Often, you will be able to leave your website url or other information and building up your reputation and valuable 'niche' areas to leave your input can be very beneficial to you if done properly.

      • 5

        Read it aloud before submitting. Many errors can be caught this way that our minds overlook easily when reading. Our brains know what we are saying so it can skip over little oopsies. If you read it out loud, these errors are more likely to be caught. This also gives you the opportunity to check it for 'flow' and professionalism.

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    Comments

    • cecilyjones Aug 28, 2009
      On 5. Proof Read. ...was this one of those spot-the-deliberate-mistake things? "Sounding professional is key for your own needs as well as that of those your leaving the feedback for".
    • ceniamari Jul 21, 2009
      Writing an online testimonial was informative ;-)
    • Gracie1402 May 11, 2008
      I love these tips! Especially the part about keeping it short :). 5 stars!

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