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Developers searching for a Website Optimization Tool
About Thrive Ovation
You’re almost done writing your sales page. You spent hours writing a headline, addressing pain points and crafting the perfect offer. Of course, you do not have product-specific testimonials yet, but you remember Sally's email. A few months ago, she sent a message with a lot of praise about how working with you helped to achieve her goal. You decide to dig up that email and copy Sally’s words. You hesitate, should you send a message and ask her? That feels a bit off, several months after she send you this email. And even if you did, should you then also ask her for a photo? Or should you wait until she accepts and ask later? When somebody leaves you a raving comment on your fan page, your blog or through email, you copy-paste the message or take a screenshot and save it in your testimonials folder. If you've been consistent about this, you'll have a folder full of random testimonials about different offers and aspects of your business.