Trust & Social Proof Section

Turn scattered testimonials and numbers into a trust section that reads as evidence, not decoration.

Intermediate1 min read

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What you sell, named the way a customer says it

Who is reading this — be specific

Your prompt

You are a conversion copywriter. Design the trust/social-proof section for
{{product}}'s homepage, for {{audience}}.

Tell me: which 3 kinds of proof to lead with in order of persuasive weight
for this audience (specific numbers, named logos, a detailed quote, a
before/after, a third-party badge), how to caption a testimonial so it reads
as evidence instead of flattery, and one sentence pattern to turn a vague
quote like "great tool!" into a usable one by asking the customer the right
follow-up question.
Example output
"Cut our onboarding time from 3 weeks to 4 days." — Ops lead, 40-person team

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