Market Your Online Courses With Video Testimonials and Reviews
Showcase positive feedback from course graduates to attract more students and send sales through the roof
eLearning is one of the fastest growing industries
The number of online courses is booming from year to year. Without authentic reviews, how can you prove that your online courses are the best to enroll in?
Do you know how customer feedback affects your business?
91% of consumers say that positive reviews make them more likely to use a business.
You can create an online course that's ten times better than others on the market.
Trust helps you demonstrate that it actually delivers that value.
Online course sellers try to attract potential students with top-notch e-learning platforms, videos in 1080p HD, text transcripts, mp3 recordings, live support and other perks.
However, the main thing that people are always looking for is real results of course graduates.
This is where video testimonials and reviews come into play. Trust makes it super easy for you to collect and display online course reviews, and as a result get more students to register for your classes.
Impress people with success stories
Gone are the days when you could just write a good sales copy and watch people signing up like crazy.
Now people want evidence, and there is nothing more powerful than online course testimonials.
When done right, they become extremely influential for students in the decision-making process.
Let students promote your online courses
When you’ve launched an online course, don’t just put it on a landing page and expect it to sell.
With Trust, you can automatically ask your students to share their testimonials on other channels, too.
The more people know about your course, the more revenue you can generate.
Craft your online courses to students’ needs
As soon as you get enrollments, ask your students for feedback.
After a few responses, you’ll see clearly what works and what you need to improve.
Keep your courses solution-oriented and create a win-win situation for both you and your clients.
Trust collects and shows your best text and video testimonials on your website
No technical knowledge required.
All you need is happy students and their testimonials.
We’ll take care of the rest.
Start right off: install Trust with a single line of code or a WordPress plugin – we can also do it for you, for free
Collect
Manage
Display CollectCollect hight-converting testimonials
Choose a default template or customize your own testimonial request forms.
- Send testimonial requests through a clean form in under 2 minutes, or put this on auto-pilot mode to make your client’s task a breeze.
- Send testimonial requests through a streamlined form in under two minutes, or switch to auto-pilot mode to make your client’s task a breeze.
- Multi-lingual online forms for non-English clients.
- Collect outstanding video testimonials using a teleprompter — your clients will love the ease and professionalism it brings.
ManageNo-fuss management and editing
You don’t need to look elsewhere for third-party editing tools to make your videos publish-worthy.
- Trust’s easy-to-use video editor lets you string together question and answer pairs, trim videos, and add intros and outros.
- Transcribe your video testimonials and add subtitles where necessary.
DisplayOne-click publishing
No more fretting over hiring designers or website developers to publish testimonials.
- Copy-paste our ready-to-deploy code and publish testimonials in seconds.
- Zero coding skills needed.
- Import reviews from other sites and use them for your marketing campaigns.
Display specific reviews for each online course
- Collect testimonials
- Collect video testimonials using our full-service platform
- Show the overall customer rating of your course in Google search results
Don't spend a fortune on expensive web designers
- Never worry about design again
- No need to design every little detail
- Use templates and customize to suit your brand
- No technical knowledge required
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