How do you simplify technical jargon so that your audience understands it but not so much so as to lose its essence?
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ServiceNow VP, Product Marketing - CRM • 2y
There's no replacement for talking to humans. And the less technical the better. We can all sit in a room with people "in the know" and nod our heads as we look at messag...
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Glassdoor Director, Product Marketing • 4y
It is so easy to fall into launching with technical jargon when you've been living and breathing it as a PMM! Two ways that I have found helpful in simplifying, and even ...
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Demandbase Director of Product Marketing • 3y
Sometimes technical jargon is hard to boil down and can actually serve as proof points in your message. If that's the case, you can keep some of the technical jargon but ...
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Atlassian Principal, AI Product Strategy & Technical Marketing • 3y
That is a fine art and takes a lot of practice. That said here are a few helpful ideas 1. Look to industry publications and journalists for inspiration. I read a lot of a...
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