Trust Seal in Websites

There are many organizations offering so called “trust seals”. Just some of them:

According to Comodo: TrustLogo™ removes a major barrier to successful e-commerce: the lack of the ability to verify the trust between a website and its visitors.

Powered by the Internet’s only real-time Identity Assurance infrastructure (Comodo operated ID Authority), TrustLogo delivers trust, confidence and peace of mind to your customers.

TrustLogo helps achieve what is currently unavailable - an e-commerce environment in which website visitors are assured they are dealing with legitimate organisatations.”

So, basically when visiting a website and looking to work with the company managing that website (maybe even ordering and paying a product or service), the visitor have the ability to confirm that “you are a trustworthy professional, committed to conducting business over the internet the right way”.

From all the trust teal websites, I like the most Comodo’s TrustLogo, their seal / logo confirms for the visitors the identity of the company / individual without having to actually leave the website. So, if I’ll ever use on my sites a trust seal I will use Comodo’s TrustLogo.

I would be interested to read your comments about trust seal. Do you use a trust seal on your website(s)? If yes, from the time you started to use it, did it increase your sales? Do you have more confidence in a website using a trust seal?

Come on… I know you are reading me, don’t just read, be active. :)

6 Responses to “Trust Seal in Websites”

  1. Andrew Says:

    Yes, I am reading. And you are professional in the domain of World Trade. I will always be your reader.

  2. zoltanbaranyai Says:

    Thanks Andrew. I am not a pro, just a regular guy. :)
    Doing my best to facilitate world trade though the internet.

  3. Andrew Says:

    Zoltanbaranyai, may I ask what is your job?

  4. zoltanbaranyai Says:

    Just hanging around and trying to manage my company.
    Incuding software and web development projects, own websites marketing and advertising, building new internet ventures, etc.

  5. Andrew Says:

    Good.
    TradeHolding.com is your website, isn’t it?
    And I wanna to join it.

  6. Andrew Says:

    I got a mail from newsletter@tradeholding.com.
    What a pity! I am not able to pay for the service.

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