How To Get More Product Reviews Without Being Annoying

<p>Exclusive Download: Review Collector Maximizer™ – When, Where & How to Ask For Reviews, Plus The Top List of Sites That Really Move The Needle in Driving Qualified Leads - https://bit.ly/2ZjDMOb<br /> <br /> --<br /> <br /> Try this theoretical A/B test in your mind.<br /> <br /> The control is your SaaS product as it is right now. The ‘B’ variation is your exact same business…<br /> <br /> …but with hundreds of 3rd party product review sites <a href= "https://youtu.be/3M_KEM5-XxM" target="_blank" rel= "noopener noreferrer">publishing in-depth reviews of your software</a>.<br /> <br /> Let’s get clear on this: You aren’t writing these reviews.<br /> <br /> Other people are.<br /> <br /> These reviews are shared on blogs, social media, and on YouTube. The publishers of these reviews are driving their own traffic.<br /> <br /> Without changing <em>anything</em> about your product, here’s how your ‘B’ variation is better:<br /> <br /> - Your website ranks higher on Google<br /> - You get more traffic and product awareness<br /> - You convert more paying customers</p> <p>Why? These product review sites have their own marketing strategies, attract and educate the exact kind of people your product is for, and link directly to your site.</p> <p>It’s like recruiting an army of marketers without paying a dime!</p> <p>If you aren’t leveraging word-of-mouth marketing through product reviews… then you’re leaving money on the table.</p> <p>But there are some very specific best practices to make sure you get the most out of customer reviews.</p> <p>What are they? Check out this week’s video to find out.</p> <p>To leverage product reviews and accelerate your company growth, these are the 5 cornerstone techniques:</p> <p>1. Capture Feedback<br /> 2. Craft Profile<br /> 3. Grease Flow<br /> 4. Leverage Reviews<br /> 5. Maintain Momentum<br /> <br /> <span id="more-5132"></span>As a SaaS coach, I’ve seen many of my clients using reviews to drive demand and volume for their signups, trials, and demos.<br /> <br /> I’ve always do