Say no to confusing and unnecessary tech jargon 

You know your product or service inside and out – at least from a technical standpoint. As soon as you try to put it down in writing, you sound like you don’t know anything.

It’s all over the place – you focus too much on the technical side and not enough on the actual benefits it brings.

Do you look at what you’ve written, only to feel like you’ve written for machines instead of humans? Are you so focused on the technical side that you forget to describe the problems that your software can solve?

Or worse, is your copy soaked in confusing jargon – the kind that goes right of the head of a non-tech savvy audience and causes them to scratch their heads?

Or maybe they’re scratching their head because they’re stuck trying to figure out what a “cloud-based framework” is?

Either way, you need someone to write your copy for you, which explains what you do and what you offer in a way that a human would understand.

But not anyone can do this – you’ll want a copywriter or UX writer who:

• You can work with on a long-term basis

• Is easy to work with and who you can rely on when you need them

• Knows how to put “information” back into “information technology,” while writing with the human reader in mind

• In addition to technology, also understands how to write web-friendly copy – including SEO and keyword research

Did you answer “yes” to any of the points listed above?

Then, I’m here for you.

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