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Once your collection page is set up, the next step is getting it in front of your customers. The Share tab in the collection editor gives you the link to copy and send. There is no login required for customers — they just visit the URL and fill out the form. Open the collection editor and click the Share tab. You will see the Direct Collection Link, which sends customers straight to the text testimonial form: 
https://kudoswall.org/collect/{slug}
Click Copy to copy the link to your clipboard. If you have a custom domain configured and verified on a Pro plan or higher, the link shown in the Share tab will use your custom domain instead of kudoswall.org.

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Customizing your slug

The {slug} at the end of your URL is editable. Go to the Advanced tab and update the URL Slug field. Slugs must use lowercase letters, numbers, and hyphens only — no spaces or special characters. Changing the slug changes the URL, so update any links you have already shared.

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Ideas for sharing

The best time to ask for a testimonial is right after a customer has a positive experience. Here are some effective places to share your collection link:
  • Email signature — Add a short line like “Loved working with us? Share your experience →” and link to your collection page.
  • Post-purchase email — Include the link in your order confirmation or onboarding sequence, a few days after the customer has had time to use the product.
  • Customer success outreach — When a customer reports a win or thanks you in a conversation, follow up with a personal ask and the link.
  • Support ticket close — When you resolve a support ticket, end with a thank-you and a link to leave feedback.
  • Social media — Share the link in your bio, a story, or a post asking for community reviews.
Personalize your outreach. Customers are significantly more likely to leave a testimonial when asked directly in a personal message rather than a bulk email blast. Use the customer’s name and reference something specific about their experience.

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QR codes for offline sharing

If you have a physical presence — a retail location, conference booth, or product packaging — you can generate a QR code from your collection URL for offline sharing. Use any free QR code generator (search “free QR code generator”), paste in your collection link, and download the image. Print it on receipts, thank-you cards, packaging inserts, or event materials.