The Word Nerd
Another great portion of “food-for-thought” from Patrick Williams… UNDER PRESSURE Let’s take one from the request line: “So there’s a customer who wants to do business with me, but they insist I drop an existing client who is their competition. What do you suggest?” – F.O. There could be any number of reasons why a.
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Now that we have looked at some effective ways testimonials can be utilized, there is a little more to it. Martin, Wentzel and Tomczak (2008) looked at how customers respond to testimonials. They divided testimonials as a tool into 2 groups. One group is testimonials presented by a typical person. The other group is testimonials.