There's something satisfying about seeing a product move from something you believe in to something others find useful.
@TrulyInbox just launched a "Wall of Love" using @HighAdvocacy, and they're already thinking about where to use it next.
Small moment, but one that feels earned.
Our new HighAdvocacy website is live.
@HighAdvocacy is built around people and their experiences. We wanted that thinking to carry through to the website too.
@Shubhampn2000 and I have put a lot of thought into how we present the product, down to the small details.
Would love for you to take a look and share what you think.
https://t.co/FdQItaUwOH
The Jev demos on @x deserved a page of their own.
Browser agents, outbound qualification... we imported the posts into a Wall of Love using @HighAdvocacy.
A place to explore what people are building with Jev, and get ideas for your own demo:
https://t.co/0XaHYruGUM
@typesafeai@CompleteSkeptic@EGafni@hackgoofer
Generic bulk review email: 2–5% reply rate.
Segmented to NPS promoters from last 90 days: 4x lift.
Segmented + sent within 48h of a milestone: 4–5x lift on top of that.
Don't pad the list with cold customers. Quality of segment beats volume, always.
Best time to ask for a G2 review:
Within 24–48h of an NPS 9+ score.
Response rate triples vs a random Monday email.
Wait 2 weeks and the feeling fades into "yeah it's fine."
Timing beats incentive size, every time.
Manual review collection math:
30 min per request × 50 reviews = 25 hours
Plus 8 hrs/mo identifying advocates.
Plus 15 hrs/mo following up.
Plus 12 hrs/mo tracking in sheets.
63 hours per month. For 20 reviews.
The fix isn't headcount. It's automation.
60-second Capterra checklist most teams ignore:
→ Claim your profile (most aren't claimed)
→ Update logo + screenshots
→ Add product video
→ Pick the right category
→ Sync your G2 reviews via integration
Free wins. Compounds for years.
Guide: https://t.co/CJFE7m9drE
Hot take:
NPS is a feedback metric, not an advocacy metric.
A 9 on NPS predicts willingness to recommend.
It does not predict whether they actually will.
The gap between "willing to recommend" and "recommended" is where most advocacy programs die.
You're paying $500 to acquire a lead on LinkedIn ads.
Meanwhile your top 10% of users would refer you for free — if you asked at the right moment.
Product-led marketing isn't a tactic.
It's the realization that your best sales team is already inside your product.
Incentivizing reviews? Know the FTC rules:
→ Disclose the incentive clearly
→ Don't require positive reviews
→ Collect all reviews, not just good ones
→ Cap incentive value
→ Document your process
Full guide: https://t.co/hikXOYDpuF
B2B buyers have developed 'Star Blindness.'
5 types of social proof beyond the 5-star review:
→ Verified usage data
→ Peer activity signals
→ Expert co-signs
→ Outcome-based case studies
→ Real-time social mentions
The hardest to fake are the most trusted.
@jakobjelling Turn your happy customers into your best marketers.
In-app customer advocacy platform designed for PLG teams to get a reviews and social posts.
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@buildinpublic Turn your happy customers into your best marketers.
In-app customer advocacy platform designed for PLG teams to get a reviews and social posts.
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@1Umairshaikh Turn your happy customers into your best marketers.
In-app customer advocacy platform designed for PLG teams to get a reviews and social posts.
https://t.co/tga3ZETwsh
@anupamrjp Turn your happy customers into your best marketers.
In-app customer advocacy platform designed for PLG teams to get a reviews and social posts.
https://t.co/tga3ZETwsh
@FlippedRay Turn your happy customers into your best marketers.
In-app customer advocacy platform designed for PLG teams to get a reviews and social posts.
https://t.co/tga3ZETwsh