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The most powerful testimonials tend to convey specific rather than general satisfaction. A good testimonial will:

• Describe the situation or struggle that caused you to reach out. Think of the emotion you were experiencing at the time – stress, frustration, sleepless nights, uncertainty about the future of your company or personal well-being, wanting connection, etc....whatever...even for positive reasons, like feeling an urge toward greater well-being.
• Recount specific or remarkable actions that were taken to remedy the situation. Was there something that occurred that made you think “I’m so glad I didn’t keep doing things the old way”?
• Convey the direct results you experienced and what your improved situation is like now. Again, in emotional terms, what impact has this had on your life and/or quality of life? If it’s in terms of dollars, time saved, or any other measure, people also love to read about tangible results.