Asking for general praise.
"Did you enjoy it?" returns a sentence you cannot use. A question about a specific change returns a story the next buyer recognises.
All use cases
Creators
The kind words already exist. They are just spread across six apps.
Creators rarely have a proof problem. They have a retrieval problem: the best thing anyone ever said about the course is in a DM from fourteen months ago. One campaign link, shared once, collects those stories somewhere permanent and puts them in front of the next cohort.
The workflow
Give scattered audience praise a permanent home.
Share one campaign link with students, readers, or community members. Approve specific stories and publish a hosted Wall of Love before the next launch.
Best request moment
After a course outcome, launch, or community milestone
- 1Ask one focused question with a campaign
- 2Let the advocate reply in text or video
- 3Approve only the stories that carry useful detail
- 4Share the wall in the next launch
Sample setup
Illustrative, not a customer account
- Campaign
- Student outcomes
- Prompt
- What changed after the course?
- Published to
- Launch wall
Ready for review in the proof library
The 14-day free trial covers this workflow, and campaigns are never capped on a paid plan.
What to ask
Four questions that return something usable.
Broad questions get broad answers. These are written to surface a specific before and after.
- 01What were you stuck on before you started?
- 02What changed, and roughly how long did it take?
- 03What nearly stopped you from signing up?
- 04Who is this genuinely right for?
Common mistakes
Three things that quietly kill response quality.
Publishing everything that comes in.
Ten specific stories outperform sixty variations of "loved it". Approve for detail, not volume.
Collecting once and never again.
Run the campaign at the end of every cohort so the wall stays current rather than anchored to a launch from two years ago.
Questions, answered
Can I collect video testimonials without asking people to install anything?
Yes. Advocates record from the campaign link in their browser and can reply in text instead if they would rather not appear on camera.
How many campaigns can I run?
Campaigns are never capped on a paid plan. The free plan includes 1 campaign, which is enough to collect your first wall.
Can I reward people who send a story?
You can, and rewards stay tied to approval rather than to the sentiment of what was said. The reward thanks someone for their time; it does not buy a particular opinion.
Your happiest customers are ready to sell for you.
Give them the mic. Launch your first campaign free and watch quiet goodwill turn into public proof.