Testimonial Collection System
Asks at the moment of success with a specific question, since a general request for feedback returns nothing usable.
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Running it, start to finish
- Set a trigger for spontaneous thank-you messages.
- Ask one specific question rather than for general feedback.
- Secure naming and usage permission at the moment you collect it.
What you get back
The output this produces, every time.
- Triggers on success moments, especially the spontaneous thank-you nobody has a process for.
- Asks specific questions, since general ones return unusable general answers.
- Converts existing informal praise into testimonials by asking permission rather than asking for new ones.
Getting better results
Where this usually goes wrong, and how to avoid it.
- Offer to draft it for them. Asking someone to write a testimonial has a low response rate. Drafting from what they already said converts far better.
- Mine your inbox first. The praise you already received is the cheapest source available, and it needs a permission request rather than a new ask.
- Get permissions at the time. Name, role, logo and usage rights are easy in the moment and frequently impossible six months later.
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