For coaches
Prove it worked for someone like them
Coaching is an act of faith bought in advance. A prospect cannot see the result before paying, so the only evidence is someone like them saying the result arrived.
How it works
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Share one link
You get a single link. Send it by text or email to a client whose work went well.
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They write it, in a minute
No account, no app, no password. They rate you, write a couple of lines, and they are done.
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You approve what appears
Nothing is public until you say so. Approve the good ones and they appear on your website automatically.
When to ask
The session after a goal lands: the promotion, the first 5k, the conversation they had been avoiding for a year.
The single biggest reason coaches have no testimonials is that nobody asks while the work is still fresh, not that clients are unwilling.
Questions that get a real answer
“Please leave a review” produces “great service”, which persuades nobody. Ask something specific instead:
- What were you stuck on when we started?
- What changed first, and when did you notice?
- What would you tell someone deciding whether to book?
What good looks like
An example of the kind of thing coaches collect with Exalted.
I came in wanting to stop dreading Mondays and assumed that was a personality problem. Four months later I had asked for the role I actually wanted and got it. She never let me hide behind vague answers.
Illustrative, not a real client. Every testimonial Exalted publishes is written by a real person and approved by the business owner.
Your reputation, as a ladder
Approved testimonials move you up a tier. It gives you a reason to keep asking, and it gives visitors a shorthand for how established you are.
Pricing
Starter is $9 a month or $85 a year. Pro is $19 a month or $180 a year. Both start with a 14-day free trial and neither asks for a card to begin.
See what is in each planWorth reading before you ask
- What a September rate hike does to the quotes you sent in May
- What ninety dollar oil has to do with your testimonials
- What to do when a client leaves you a bad review
More on the blog.
Start collecting this week
Set up a link in about five minutes and send it to the last client who thanked you.
Start free for 14 days