Our messaging is internally driven, not user-driven
Internally driven messaging talks about your company, your features and your vocabulary. Rewrite it from the customer's side: their problem, their words and the change they want, tested on real buyers.
Our messaging is internally driven, not user-driven
Problem
Your messaging sounds like an internal strategy document.
It uses your team's terms, lists your capabilities and celebrates your milestones. Customers have to translate it into what it means for them, and most do not bother.
The words make sense in the office and nowhere else.
Insight
Customers listen for their own problem, in their own words.
Messaging works when it starts from the customer's situation and describes the change they want, using the language they use themselves. Internal terms and feature lists come later, if at all.
The source material is in every sales call and support ticket.
How we approach it
We rewrite your messaging from the customer's side.
- We collect how customers describe their problems and goals in their own words.
- We rewrite your key messages around that language and the outcomes they want.
- We test the new messaging against the old on real traffic.
Your messaging speaks to buyers, not to your own team.
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