In short
A customer saying it convinces more than you saying it. A testimonial carousel is simple: a cover, one quote per slide, a close. The work is choosing quotes that say something specific.
Choose the quotes
- Pick quotes that name a result or a moment ("we stopped losing invoices") over general praise ("great service").
- Ask each customer before you post their words, name and photo.
- Keep each quote short enough to read on a phone. Our rule of thumb is about 30 words. Shorten one only with the customer's OK.
Steps
- Put the quotes in the prompt box or a text file, each with the person's name, role and company.
- Attach portraits as images if you have permission, each named after its person.
- Write in the brief: "word for word, do not change the quotes".
- Generate, then compare each quote with the original.
Never invent a review
Make the carousel only from reviews you actually received. carouselgen is told not to invent facts, so do not ask it to write quotes for you either: made-up testimonials mislead readers, and consumer protection rules in many countries forbid them.
Questions
Can I use reviews from Google or G2?
Check the platform's terms, and ask the reviewer if you name them. Copy the words into the brief; carouselgen does not read review sites.
Can each slide show the customer's logo?
Yes, with their permission. Attach the logos as images and say which slide each goes on.
How many quotes per carousel?
Five or six is plenty. Make a second carousel later rather than one with fifteen.
Make this carousel now
Describe it once. The designer lays out every slide, and you fix what you dislike by commenting.
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