So ...

Needless to say, first you'll have to create a new page where you intend to display the new customer reviews.

And you'll see a new "Testimonials" button in the toolbar of your page editor. Which basically is a drop-down list with several options: single testimonial, random testimonial, list of testimonials, grid of testimonials and testimonial cycle (slider):

After selecting an option, you'll see a new pop-up window that will allow you to configure various options like theme styles, width, displayed fields, etc:

Finally, just click the "Insert" button and the plugin will insert the customized shortcode into your page.

And here's the live result after publishing the new "Testimonials" page:

And that's it!

Cool isn't it?

One final word ... There is something that (no offence) must be said ...

This easy-to-use plugin can - and will - help you in many ways ...

BUT!

I'm talking about real reviews! So never forget: writing and displaying your own "fake" reviews (yes, unfortunately it happens very often!) could be tempting, but won't help you to build trust ...

And that's it my friends!

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