How to Use Testimonials on Your Freelance Website
Where you put testimonials matters as much as what they say. Here's how to place, present, and curate them so they actually do the work of convincing clients.
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Where you put testimonials matters as much as what they say. Here's how to place, present, and curate them so they actually do the work of convincing clients.
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