25 Testimonial Examples to Build Hype

When I research companies online, I don’t just want to hear the company’s pitch; I want to hear from its customers. That’s where customer testimonials come into play. But what makes some testimonials so much better than others? In this post, I’m sharing 25 testimonial examples showing how customers can build hype for your business….

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25 Testimonial Examples to Build Hype

When I research companies online, I don’t just want to hear the company’s pitch; I want to hear from its customers. That’s where customer testimonials come into play. But what makes some testimonials so much better than others? In this post, I’m sharing 25 testimonial examples showing how customers can build hype for your business….

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11 Customer Service & Support Metrics You Must Track [New Data]

Think about the last time you had a great — or even terrible — customer experience. I experienced the former recently when I had a refund issue with a major airline. It started with an AI chatbot that collected all my information to get my background details in one place. I was then matched with…

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11 Customer Service & Support Metrics You Must Track [New Data]

Think about the last time you had a great — or even terrible — customer experience. I experienced the former recently when I had a refund issue with a major airline. It started with an AI chatbot that collected all my information to get my background details in one place. I was then matched with…

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10 Crisis Communication Plan Examples (and How to Write Your Own)

In June 2023, Reddit faced what seemed like a manageable challenge: implementing API pricing changes. Instead, it spiraled into a massive platform-wide protest with over 8,000 subreddits going dark. As a Reddit user, I saw this unfold in real-time as several subreddits I belong to joined the blackout. What started as a technical policy change…

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10 Crisis Communication Plan Examples (and How to Write Your Own)

In June 2023, Reddit faced what seemed like a manageable challenge: implementing API pricing changes. Instead, it spiraled into a massive platform-wide protest with over 8,000 subreddits going dark. As a Reddit user, I saw this unfold in real-time as several subreddits I belong to joined the blackout. What started as a technical policy change…

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