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Social proof

Social proof is evidence that other people use and like your product, such as reviews, testimonials, customer logos or user counts.

People trust a product more when they see that others like them chose it. Strong proof is specific: a named person, their role, and a result in their own words. "Great tool!" from "John" does little.

With 0 to 2 customers, collect what you can: beta user quotes, user-generated content, posts by micro-influencers, or a short case studysoon of one project. Put it next to your call to action on your landing page. Collect testimonialssoon from every happy user.

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