Better Conversion Tip #11 – Test Different Testimonials
If you can swing it, adding a celebrity endorsement will always help to establish credibility. And the celebrity doesn’t have to be Tom Cruise or Madonna. In fact, the best “celebrities” are those who your target market knows within the subject of your niche. Selling a guide to home repairs? Then you’d want a “Bob Villa” or similar type. Selling a magician-themed product? Then having David Blaine endorse your product is a good idea.
(More about that topic in a previous post “Celebrities And Direct Marketing”.
And even if you can’t get Mr. Blaine to give you feedback, you can always use a 3rd party testimonial (just check on the legality of copying a quote in the manner you’re using it).
What are 3rd party testimonials?

There’s a solid marketing reason for including the picture on the left of a hot, sexy woman.
Saw this item (with the lead “Recipe For Disaster”)…