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How to do this Growth Hack and what can it do for you?
This method is a bit sneaky but works very well: FAKE IT UNTIL YOU MAKE IT.
Some of you will agree that sometimes you have to “pretend to succeed”, or even better, slightly distort the perception to fit your story.
Expected results of this Growth Hack
- Growth Hack Type: Reinforcing the brand image
- Expected results: Increase in Metrics acquisition, awareness, and activation
Why use this Growth Hack?
Social proof is essential for selling online.
We all know what a Facebook feedback form looks like, so why not post a feedback form with pre-filled comments to make it look like it was integrated from Facebook?
Why would we do that?
Indeed, for the casual observer, it seems that you have integrated a Facebook comment box into your web page, which contains incredibly positive and encouraging comments.
How do you do this Growth Hack?
Use this Growth Hack however you want.
Don't mention Facebook in the branding on your form and that will be good, there is no copyright.
- Use HTML code: You can get the code here.
- Edit the HTML fields to put the names and comments you want
- Add this HTML code to the desired location on your web page (Javascript and CSS can be placed in the footer)
You don't know how to place an HTML code yourself?
Use a freelancer on Fiverr for a few euros/dollars to save a lot of time and effort in this set-up.
OPEN AN ACCOUNT ON FIVERR
Food for thought
If you use CMS like Webflow for example, you can create a database of comments that you just need to load randomly on each page.
This will allow you not to worry about the fact that the comments are always the same and not dynamic.
