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rpierce Inner circle New Hampshire - USA 1220 Posts 
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I have just taken the leap to go pro and I am building my web site. After studying many web sites I have noticed that most testamonials are one sentence. All the testimonials I have received are paragraphs. When soliciting testimonials do you ask them to sum up in one sentence or do you edit it down?
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Matthew W Inner circle New York 2456 Posts
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I don't edit testimonials except for spelling. If you have a good testimonial, why cut it apart?
-Matt
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MikeClay Special user Atlanta GA 755 Posts
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Use it...
Also scan it and post it as an image next to the testimonial.. it gives it a REAL feel to it
its ok.. balloon dogs don't bite
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Decomposed Eternal Order High Desert 12011 Posts
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On 2011-01-26 08:13, MikeClay wrote: Yeah that is a great idea.
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