Speak Your Customer’s Language


I am guilty of this just like you are. We are so involved with our “stuff” and passionate about our profession that we speak in terms that our customers don’t understand. It is critical to listen to your customers. I’m not just talking about listening to their needs, but listen to the actual words that they use. Once you pick up on your customer’s jargon begin using that jargon in your web copy, your blog, and videos. Here’s a quick video to explain more clearly what I’m talking about.

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1 Response to “Speak Your Customer’s Language”


  1. 1 D Lets August 28, 2008 at 4:00 pm

    Rodney,
    Your very right on this and its been a problem with humans for way too long. But it is very very hard to do. Thank you for reminding me of it thou.
    D, now back to twitter


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