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		<title>Are You Writing For Your Buyers?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Many marketers, especially business-to-business technology companies don’t understand their buyers, or how their products solve customer problems. This comes across in their marketing.

Since they have to write marketing copy they list product features,talk about how great their product is, and lace liberally with impressive-sounding (but meaningless) industry jargon.  Why? And how should they write for their buyers?]]></description>
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