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How a Product Funnel Makes Blogging Profitable

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Building a product funnel on your blog is key to making all your hard work profitable. As I explained in my previous post , a great product funnel provides your readers with an opportunity to get to know you, like you and trust you. Excellent products and services that deliver much more than expected, worth the price.

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Social Proof: Why It’s So Important

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Customer ratings and reviews are one of the ways we decide and choose to buy products online. I use them all the time to click and buy: I glance at the number of gold stars other people have given a book on Amazon, or a pair of tennis shoes on Nike. Does social validation work for businesses selling services and experiences?

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Social Proof: If You’re Not Using It, You’re Losing Sales

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Here’s a great example: Customer ratings and reviews are one of the ways we decide and choose to buy products online. I use them all the time to click and buy: I glance at the number of gold stars other people have given a book on Amazon, or a pair of tennis shoes on Nike.

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Social Proof: Are You Using Client Recommendations?

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Here’s why: Customer ratings and reviews are one of the ways we decide and choose to buy products online. I use them all the time to click and buy: I glance at the number of gold stars other people have given a book on Amazon, or a pair of tennis shoes on Nike. That’s what researchers wanted to find out.

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Online Persuasion: What Do Clients Say?

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Here’s why: Customer ratings and reviews are one of the ways we decide and choose to buy products online. I use them all the time to click and buy: I glance at the number of gold stars other people have given a book on Amazon, or a pair of tennis shoes on Nike. That’s what researchers wanted to find out.

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