Hello everyone! For an ebook launch next week I would be requiring about 31 power testimonials rewritten (completely in your own, better words). I will provide you with 31 already made testimonials that would be used as template or rewording. Please PM me your best quote. ASAP. Thank you.
Are you looking for someone to rewrite all 31? Are you just looking to make the previous testimonials longer or something like that? I think that I might be interested :]
You might want to check the FTC site before hiring people to write fake testimonials. http://www.ftc.gov/ Not only is it unethical but also illegal. It's pretty easy to get real testimonials. Just give away your product to a limited number of people and have them send you a testimonial.
i completely agree... writing fake testimonials is illegal and unethical... it might lead u to legal actions... give ur book to a few people and let them write original testimonials for ur eBook.
As I understand it correctly, you are looking for someone to rewrite 31 testimonials for you? How long is each one? I charge $5 per 500 words. I have been freelance writing for quite a while now, have written for many clients on a whole array of different subjects. I am a former English teacher with excellent communication, copy writing, editing and proofreading skills. Also, I was born in the U.S. so English is my mother tongue. Thanks, vlschieltz
$5 for 500 words is this a typo if not i am seriosly out of the bidding. in fairness though - a case study will always beat a testimonial. 31 testimonials is a lot but will it build the trust and lead the prospect to action tell the whole story with a case study, state what the original problems was and then how you solved the problems and they have gone on to achieve.... Kind Regards Stephen Doyle email: steve@ccuk-ltd.com web: ccuk-ltd.com Killer Copy Writing Super Human Sales Training Direct Marketing
1. In the US at least, it's illegal (false advertising issues). 2. Unless you own the copyright to the existing testimonials (or have explicit permission from the actual copyright holder), it's also illegal to have them "rewritten" in any way. Be careful with a project like this. It's always best to just have real testimonials.
I believe you where absolutely correct with #1... and #2 doesn't apply... nothing can negate false claims.
Lets face it, most testimonials are BS. I am often suprised by how much they can improve conversion rates, which shows that some people take them on face value.