In plain English
Reviews, testimonials, client logos, case studies, usage numbers. It works because a stranger's account is more credible than any claim you make about yourself.
Specificity is what separates useful proof from decoration. A named client with a stated result persuades; five anonymous quotes saying great service do not.
What to know
Why it matters
Social proof is the cheapest persuasion available because customers produce it. The obstacle is almost always that nobody asked for it at the right moment.
Common mistakes
FAQs
What is the strongest form?
A named customer describing a specific result, ideally with numbers.
Where should it go?
Beside the claim or objection it supports, not in a separate section.
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