A trust signal or reassurance placed directly beside a form does real work that the same content elsewhere on the page doesn't.
"We'll be in touch" is vague. "We respond to all enquiries within one business day" gives a visitor a concrete reason to wait rather than immediately searching for an alternative.
A brief, specific statement about how contact details will (and won't) be used addresses a real, common hesitation about handing over an email address or phone number.
Stating plainly what the next step looks like — a call, an email, a specific follow-up — reduces the uncertainty of not knowing what to expect after clicking submit.
A trust signal specific to the decision being made at that exact form (a relevant credential, a specific review) does more work than a generic company-wide trust badge unrelated to the actual enquiry.
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