If you’re not comfortable about asking for reviews and testimonials, then you don’t want to miss today’s quick tip episode. Fiona shares how they can be very useful for you as a small business owner and why it’s the best time to ask for it from your past clients and customers. Listen now as Fiona shares 4 things you want to get right in order to get your testimonials and make them work for your business.

Topics discussed in this episode:

Introduction

When was the last time you asked for a testimonial/review?

Why it can help your business

Review on the Buyer Cycle

How to get your testimonials and make them work for you

Consider who you're trying to target in the future.

Consider what you most want to be known for.

Send the request

Gather the data and use the information that you've been granted.

Conclusion

Resources mentioned in this episode:

My Daily Business Coach Newsletter

Episode 24, My Daily Business Coach Podcast

For a full transcript please visit mydailybusinesscoach.com/podcast/49

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