How to Create A Customer Testimonials Page and a Landing Page.

Of Smarter Ways to Spread the Word, Proofs, and Applied Notions.

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Do you wish you could easily transfer your recommendation blurbs or customer testimonials into a page of its own ?

If so, you have multiple options.

1. Create an attractive image using Canva: This option allows for visually appealing presentation of customer quotes. By adding the image to your About page and linking it to your emails, you can ensure that testimonials are easily accessible to visitors and subscribers. See the About page for helloIndia! for an example.

2. Create a testimonials ‘page’ on Substack or on your main website, and add the link to your email footer to provide easy access for your subscribers. By dedicating a page specifically for testimonials, you provide a centralized location for visitors to view customer feedback. My content organization post discusses pages.

3. Design a fun landing page on Notion: Creating a landing page filled with testimonials to add an engaging element to your site. Link this page in your newsletter email footer to increase visibility and encourage readers to discover what others are saying about your products or services. Notion enables the page to be search indexed online can attract new readers and potential customers.

While you may need other software products for landing pages with complex workflows and analytics, listing user testimonials with Notion is easy and simple.

Take a look at this example I created for

TechMadeSimple

using Notion.

I used three recommendations and can extend it as needed.

You can also repurpose it for product ratings by adding logos and star ratings as I illustrate.

You can click on the text in the callout to access the publication directly.

Special thanks to

Red Solo Traveler

Casey's Catch

and

The Slow Sip by Cathy Jacob

for their recommendations.

In the rest of this post, I'll guide you through creating the above example in Notion using step-by-step instructions and how-to videos.

This use case I created incorporates some advanced hacks to help you create a simple go-to page for your subscribers and followers. It includes the ability to add links to other writers and products which can come in handy for sponsorships.

You can take advantage of this by creating your own landing page in less than 5 minutes with your own domain name/notion.so, consolidating all your testimonials in one place.

Add text and other relevant product images to it, and turn your landing page into a powerful lead magnet that can drive organic traffic to your main Substack site.

I hope you find this information useful! Consider upgrading to leverage more expert tips and save hours of effort.