Which social proof works best on a website?
Trust sections show that other people already rely on you. The sections here cover the usual forms: rows of client logos that scroll, testimonial walls, single quotes with a portrait, review cards in a marquee, guest book photos, partner lists and integration logos.
Specific beats general. A quote with a full name, a role and one concrete result, such as “We answer support tickets in half the time”, does more than five stars without a name. Place proof right after the claim it supports, and near the pricing or the main call to action. Logos and portraits are plain image URLs, so you swap in your own. Each section is a single React file with Tailwind classes.
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A full name, a role or company, a photo and one concrete result. Short quotes of one to three sentences get read; long paragraphs get skipped.
Right after the claim they support, and again near the pricing or the final call to action, where people decide.
Ask first. Many contracts allow it, some do not, and not every client wants to be named publicly. Without permission, use a quote without the logo or describe the client by industry.
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