Testimonials

Show what people say about you on your website, with each quote, who said it and a link to where they said it.

Use it when

Use it when you have good words from customers, reviewers or the press and want them on your website.

Use something else when

To thank sponsors and partners, use Supporters. To introduce your team, use People.

How to add it

  1. Open My Business, then Advanced, then Data.
  2. Press New data.
  3. Under Suggested, pick Testimonials.
  4. Under Options, keep the name "Testimonials" or type your own.
  5. Press Review changes, check what it adds, then press Apply.

You see Added, and the new table opens, empty.

How to add a quote

  1. Open Testimonials, or the name you gave it.
  2. Press New testimonial. If you renamed the table, the button may say something else.
  3. Under Quote, type what they said.
  4. Under Name, type who said it. Add their Role or publication, a Photo, a Source link and a number in Order (under More) to choose where it appears, if you have them.
  5. Press Create testimonial.

You see Testimonial created, and the quote is in your list.

How to show them on your website

  1. Open My Sites, open your site, and choose Data in the editor's side panel.
  2. Press Add a section and pick Testimonials.
  3. Under Your table, choose your Testimonials table, press Review changes, then Apply.
  4. Under Put on a page, choose the Page and press Put it here.
  5. Press Publish when you're ready. Nothing goes live until you publish.

What it adds or changes

Creates an empty table · no rows or automations

It adds a table with these columns:

Column Type Choices
Name text
Quote long text
Role or publication text
Neighborhood text
Photo images
Source link url
Featured boolean
Order integer

Example

Brightside Cleaning, a fictional cleaning business, adds "They left the flat spotless before we handed back the keys", by "Jo M., tenant", Order 1. A quote from a local newsletter gets Order 2 and a link to the article. The Testimonials section on its home page shows Jo's quote first.

If something isn't working

Limits