Ash Ambirge Gossip Testimonials

Ash Ambirge renames her testimonial section “Gossip About Me.” It’s a tiny tweak that instantly gives her brand a sassy, confident personality. Instead of boring “Testimonials,” it feels like we’re peeking into juicy social proof.
Why It Works
- “Gossip” makes readers curious — they want to know what others are saying.
- Matches her bold, witty brand voice.
- Social proof feels more like real conversation, less like marketing.
- Pulls language directly from her audience’s world (Twitter + gossip culture).
Real-World Examples
- Glossier calls reviews “Top Shelf Picks.”
- Slack showcases “Love Letters” from users.
- Wendy’s uses fan tweets in campaigns as “customer roasts.”
- Airbnb titles reviews “Stories from our hosts.”
- Liquid Death uses “Testimonies” that sound like punk lyrics.







