Proof on a physical screen
Testimonials on Booth and Store Screens
A TV at a trade show booth, behind a shop counter or in a waiting room is usually showing a logo on loop. It could be showing what customers say. The catch is that a screen is read from three metres away, in passing, often with the sound off. This page plans what to put on it, and the checklist catches the problems you only notice on the day.
- A hosted page of approved quotes on the screen
- Picked to be read from across the room
- Checked before doors open, not after
The problem, solved
What goes wrong with testimonials on a screen, and how StoryProof helps
Each of these is a booth or shop floor problem, not a website problem.
Every update means rebuilding the slideshow
Quotes pasted into slides go stale, and nobody has time to redesign the deck the night before a show.
With StoryProof: Every plan includes a Wall of Love, a hosted page of your approved testimonials with its own link, which the screen’s browser can open.
Nobody can read it from the aisle
Long paragraphs in small type are fine on a laptop and unreadable from across a booth.
With StoryProof: Build a widget from a short list of brief quotes you choose, in a layout that suits a large screen, and place it on a page made for the display.
The screen is always on mute
Audio notes and video testimonials lose their point when the floor is noisy and the sound is off.
With StoryProof: Audio notes play in widgets and on the Wall of Love, so keep them for a quiet waiting room and use written quotes for a loud floor.
People read it, then walk off
A screen that only displays proof wastes the visitor who would happily add their own.
With StoryProof: Print your collection link as a QR code on a sign beside the screen, so a happy customer can leave a testimonial on their phone.
Something unvetted appears in public
A screen facing a crowd is the worst place for a testimonial nobody has read.
With StoryProof: Nothing a customer submits goes public until you approve it, and only the testimonials you pick appear in the widget on the screen.
Flip the switch to see how StoryProof handles each one.
On site checklist
Check the screen before doors open
Most of these only show up on the real screen, in the real room. Run through them at setup, not at opening.
The checklist runs in your browser and nothing is saved.
Which page to put on which screen
In StoryProof
Put testimonials on a screen with StoryProof
Step 1 of 4
Tag the quotes for this setting
Pick short testimonials about what the booth or shop offers and give them a tag, such as the event or store name.
Step 2 of 4
Choose the page the screen opens
Use your Wall of Love link, or build a widget from the tagged quotes and embed it on a simple page you host for the screen.
Step 3 of 4
Add a QR code sign
Print your collection link as a QR code beside the screen so visitors can add their own.
Step 4 of 4
Approve what arrives before it shows
Read testimonials collected on the day and approve the ones you want before adding them to the screen’s selection.
Before you start
What StoryProof does not do here
What this does not cover, and what to check on your side. Better to know now than after launch.
- 01
No signage player or scheduler
StoryProof has no kiosk mode, playlists or screen scheduling. The screen’s own browser or signage software opens the page.
- 02
It needs a connection
The widget script loads from app.storyproof.io, so a screen with no internet shows nothing. Test the venue network first.
- 03
Check how the layout behaves on the screen
A layout that suits a phone may not suit a TV. Open it on the real screen and choose another layout if it reads poorly.
- 04
Public display is its own permission
A customer who agreed to appear on your website may not expect to be shown on a TV in a crowded hall. Ask when in doubt.
FAQ
Questions people ask
Short answers to what usually comes up next.
Can I show my Wall of Love on a TV?
Yes, if the TV, or a device plugged into it, has a browser. Open the Wall of Love link in full screen and turn off sleep.
Should a booth screen play video testimonials?
Only if people will stop to watch and can hear it. On a loud floor, short written quotes read better than a video with the sound off.
How many testimonials should the screen show?
A handful of short ones, about what that booth or shop offers. Passers by read one or two; a long list helps nobody.
Can visitors add a testimonial from the booth?
Yes. Put your collection link on a printed QR code beside the screen. What they submit waits for your approval before it can appear.
Still have a question? Ask the StoryProof team or book a demo.
Turn the booth screen into proof
Pick short approved quotes, open them on the screen, and put a QR code beside it for the next customer.
Last updated 2026-11-07.