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Definition

What Is Social Proof in Marketing?

Evidence that others have used and benefited from a product or service — including testimonials, reviews, case studies, client logos, awards, and user counts.

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Example

Reload Mode's homepage features client logos (Zip, Xodo Sign), Clutch reviews, and case study results to build credibility with new visitors.

Synonyms:

Trust signals, Testimonials, Reviews

Acronyms:

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