I like the use of charts and the story they tell but they lack a source for each case study.
It makes sense that companies would want this data private but they could have asked a company for permission to disclose their name.
A prospect unfamiliar with the agency and its founders can easily think that these studies are not real.
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The stats as social proof is powerful. “200M+ customers served” is a big deal.
They establish more trust by listing all of the firms and famous investors that back the …
Eufy raised 1m on kickstarter and sent out a thank you email to there list. They mentioned a 40% off sale at the top of the email and a “order …
“Over 465,000 people are using Wealthfront to earn more and worry less.”
This one liner hit on many levels:
Athletic Greens created an entire page dedicated to highlighting endorsements by professional athletes and health experts. If still not convinced, you can search a database of over 10k user submitted …
Aside from the general history of the company which most about pages consist, this brand goes a step further and uses stats to show value and establish trust.…
