Hi everyone! 
This is just a quick announcement to let you all know that we are planning on updating the testimonials that currently reside on our landing page (the landing page itself will also get some TLC!).
One of the biggest reasons Bunpro has grown so steadily over the last few years has been due to users consistently recommending us to other Japanese learners. 
Starting any language journey can be extremely overwhelming, so new learners put great emphasis on taking advice from people who have already been through the same struggles that they are about to face themselves.
This leads to the main point of this post. We would like to add new testimonials from users that are currently using the site to our landing page. We believe that highlighting your experience will help new users, checking out Bunpro for the first time, have a better idea about what we offer and encourage them to try it out.
Your testimonial could be about a wide variety of things, whether you managed to attain a certain JLPT certificate with the help of Bunpro, are able to more confidently digest native content, have been able to start enjoying reading books or manga, have become comfortable talking to your Japanese friends, or even if you just love a specific aspect of what the site does, we would be thrilled to be able to share your experience using Bunpro with the rest of the world.
If you’d like to be a part of this, please click here (or send us an email at [email protected]) and let us know in a couple sentences how Bunpro has helped you achieve your personal learning goals.
Thanks as always to the best community out there! 
Naturally, you will be able to request the removal of your testimonial from the website at any stage should you choose to do so for whatever reason.
Also, while we may not be able to use all the testimonials we receive, rest assured the team will read them all for further encouragement in what we do every day! 
– the fact that it has a very strong word-of-mouth recommendation base. In my experience, this kind of phenomenon is difficult to earn, and thus when earned it becomes quite a reliable marker for when a product/service is good and worth it.
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