What are you best practices for creating differentiated messaging while still keeping it simple/not too full of jargon so it best resonates with customers?
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Instruqt VP of Marketing | Formerly Mural, Twitter, Anheuser-Busch InBev • 1y
The answer is in the question itself—using jargon will prevent you from creating anything differentiated. Jargon is the norm, so the more you use it, the more you'll soun...
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Enable VP of Product Marketing | Formerly Crossbeam, 6sense, JazzHR, Imagine Learning, Appsembler • 1y
It sounds cliche to say, but we have to use the words of our customers to avoid the "sea of sameness." This can be accomplished by running listening tours (gong/chorus), ...
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Adobe Head of GTM Strategy, APAC & Japan • 2y
Always put your customer hat on! Put yourself in your customer/consumers position and use that lens to pressure test the 'realness' of the messaging. Does it make sense? ...
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