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I have a long and analytic article. By its nature, it's hard to get clicks, and even raise skepticism. Luckily, I have an endorsement from a person who is regarded as expert in the field, and I am permitted to use that endorsement.

How should I present that endorsement effectively? Should I put it at the top to catch more eyes, or at the bottom to leave the introduction first? How should I present it so that people won't perceive it as bragging?

I'm gonna put it in the red rectangle.

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    If it's hard to get clicks, potential readers won't even reach the endorsement. If this is for a blog, maybe include the endorsement in the preview snippet (or however else you link to the article).
    – Llewellyn
    Aug 7, 2020 at 18:53
  • I add an image to illustrate this. Can you check?
    – Ooker
    Aug 8, 2020 at 2:00

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