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# Testimonial Collection Page

On Famewall you can directly collect testimonials from customers with a custom collection page and tweak the settings to have your own branding

Create your first testimonial wall under **“Testimonial Walls Page”** and then select "Collection Page" option in the left panel

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You can customize the testimonial collection page settings using the panel on the left and then publish the collection page

You now have 2 options to share the collection page with your customers to collect testimonials

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1. Use the collection page URL and share it with your customers via email, social media posts, community forum etc which customers can click to directly submit a text/video testimonial
2. Use the "Embed option" to get the embed code of the collection page which you can directly embed in your website for a native experience to collect testimonials

Customers will experience less friction & easily send you testimonials. And Voila, more sales 🙂


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