Social Proof and Unintended Signaling

Social Proof and Unintended Signaling

Learn from Casey Hill, CMO at DoWhatWorks about effective thought leadership, influencer marketing, and ways to optimize your website.

Ian Faison
Ian Faison
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This episode features an interview with Casey Hill, CMO at DoWhatWorks, a company that removes the guesswork from website optimization, tracking millions of websites daily to find winning A/B tests from major brands.

Casey provides actionable advice on effective thought leadership, influencer marketing, and various ways to optimize your website. 

Key Takeaways:

  • Promoting customer’s posts about your company can be a great way to spread an outside vantage point, and customers are typically happy to have you pay to promote their pages. 
  • Test all your assumptions and learn what makes sense for your business. Try to test components of your website that you may not have initially thought to look into. 
  • Be cautious when it comes to social proof and unintended signalling with third party reviews. A lot of marketers do this poorly.

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Social Proof and Unintended Signaling

Learn from Casey Hill, CMO at DoWhatWorks about effective thought leadership, influencer marketing, and ways to optimize your website.

Ian Faison
Ian Faison
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Social Proof and Unintended Signaling
Apple Podcast LinkGoogle Podcast LinkSpotify Podcast Link
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This episode features an interview with Casey Hill, CMO at DoWhatWorks, a company that removes the guesswork from website optimization, tracking millions of websites daily to find winning A/B tests from major brands.

Casey provides actionable advice on effective thought leadership, influencer marketing, and various ways to optimize your website. 

Key Takeaways:

  • Promoting customer’s posts about your company can be a great way to spread an outside vantage point, and customers are typically happy to have you pay to promote their pages. 
  • Test all your assumptions and learn what makes sense for your business. Try to test components of your website that you may not have initially thought to look into. 
  • Be cautious when it comes to social proof and unintended signalling with third party reviews. A lot of marketers do this poorly.

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Social Proof and Unintended Signaling

Learn from Casey Hill, CMO at DoWhatWorks about effective thought leadership, influencer marketing, and ways to optimize your website.

Ian Faison
Ian Faison
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Social Proof and Unintended Signaling
Apple Podcast LinkGoogle Podcast LinkSpotify Podcast Link
Apple Podcast LinkGoogle Podcast LinkSpotify Podcast Link

This episode features an interview with Casey Hill, CMO at DoWhatWorks, a company that removes the guesswork from website optimization, tracking millions of websites daily to find winning A/B tests from major brands.

Casey provides actionable advice on effective thought leadership, influencer marketing, and various ways to optimize your website. 

Key Takeaways:

  • Promoting customer’s posts about your company can be a great way to spread an outside vantage point, and customers are typically happy to have you pay to promote their pages. 
  • Test all your assumptions and learn what makes sense for your business. Try to test components of your website that you may not have initially thought to look into. 
  • Be cautious when it comes to social proof and unintended signalling with third party reviews. A lot of marketers do this poorly.

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Social Proof and Unintended Signaling

Learn from Casey Hill, CMO at DoWhatWorks about effective thought leadership, influencer marketing, and ways to optimize your website.

Social Proof and Unintended Signaling
Ian Faison
Ian Faison
|
August 19, 2025
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min read
Apple Podcast LinkGoogle Podcast LinkSpotify Podcast Link
Apple Podcast LinkGoogle Podcast LinkSpotify Podcast Link

This episode features an interview with Casey Hill, CMO at DoWhatWorks, a company that removes the guesswork from website optimization, tracking millions of websites daily to find winning A/B tests from major brands.

Casey provides actionable advice on effective thought leadership, influencer marketing, and various ways to optimize your website. 

Key Takeaways:

  • Promoting customer’s posts about your company can be a great way to spread an outside vantage point, and customers are typically happy to have you pay to promote their pages. 
  • Test all your assumptions and learn what makes sense for your business. Try to test components of your website that you may not have initially thought to look into. 
  • Be cautious when it comes to social proof and unintended signalling with third party reviews. A lot of marketers do this poorly.
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