Website in a Box Template: How to Add or Update Testimonials on Your Site

Social proof builds trust, and your Testimonials Page/section is the perfect place to show off real feedback from real people who love working with you.

This tutorial will show you how to:

  • Edit the testimonial content, name, and title
  • Add or remove testimonials
  • Optionally include images or logos
  • Keep everything looking consistent using Elementor

Step 1: Open the Testimonials Page in Elementor

  1. In your WordPress dashboard, go to Pages > Testimonials
  2. Click Edit with Elementor
Testimonials page

By default, each testimonial includes:

  • A quote or short review
  • The client’s name
  • Their title or business name

Adding a photo or logo is optional.

Step 2: Edit an Existing Testimonial

To update a testimonial:

  1. Hover over the section you want to change
  2. Click the pencil icon
  3. Update the text, name, and title/business fields
  4. (Optional) Add an image if you’d like
  5. Click Update to save
Testimonial editor

Pro Tip:
If you’re just starting out, focus on the words—testimonials without images still work great when they’re honest and specific.

Step 3: Add a New Testimonial

You can duplicate an existing testimonial block to keep the styling consistent.

  1. Right-click on a testimonial column or container
  2. Click Duplicate
  3. Edit the content, name, and title for the new client
  4. Click Update

Duplicate column

Step 4: Remove a Testimonial

If you only have a few testimonials, no worries—just delete any extras for now.

  1. Right-click the testimonial block or section you want to remove
  2. Click Delete
  3. Click Update

You can always come back later and add more as your business grows.

Step 5: Tips for Writing or Formatting

Want to make your testimonials pop? Try this:

  • Keep quotes short and scannable (2–3 sentences is perfect)
  • Bold keywords or phrases that highlight results
  • Use only first names if clients prefer privacy
  • Include titles like “Owner, ABC Bookkeeping” or “Health & Wellness Coach” to build credibility

Step 6: Save a Backup

Before logging out:

  1. Click Update in Elementor
  2. Go to Settings > UpdraftPlus Backups
  3. Click Backup Now to save your changes
Updraft backup

You’re Done!

Your Testimonials Page is now up to date and ready to do the talking for you.

Next up: How to Edit Your Website Footer »
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