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Collecting and highlighting customer testimonials to build credibility is vital for building trust and encouraging new customers. Ensure your offering consistently exceeds expectations. Happy customers are more likely to leave reviews when they feel valued and satisfied.

Post-transaction, send a gentle nudge asking for a review. Make it easy for them by including a direct link to your review page in an email or text message. Send your request when the experience is fresh, but allow enough time for genuine evaluation.

Encourage reviews by offering a simple, low friction process. Don’t direct customers to clunky or unfamiliar sites. Instead, direct people to trusted sites like Google, Yelp, or your own website where reviews are easy to leave. Add a quick 1–2 question poll with a rating scale and optional comment field. Most customers will participate if the effort is under 60 seconds.

Showcase reviews that reflect real experiences, not just the best ones. Showcase testimonials that answer FAQs, validate quality, or demonstrate transformation. Don’t hide minor critiques—they make your collection feel human and trustworthy. Use a mix of text, photos, and videos if possible, as visual reviews tend to be more engaging. Place reviews prominently on your homepage, product pages, and checkout area. Use a dynamic widget that cycles through recent, verified reviews.

Always respond to reviews, both positive and site (global.gwangju.ac.kr) negative. Acknowledge their effort and personalize your response with a detail from their comment. Customers notice when you listen—and are more likely to become repeat buyers. Respond with grace—even when the review is unfair or inaccurate.

Finally, make collecting reviews part of your regular business routine. Analyze review trends to identify top performers and recurring issues. Turn feedback into features and announce changes to your audience. A steady stream of genuine reviews compounds into unmatched social proof and long-term growth.