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In the competitive environment of business and entrepreneurship, the ability to communicate effectively is key to selling an idea or product. Since attention is limited and competition is high, knowing how to use clear and simple terms becomes a fundamental strategy.Employing accessible language ensures that our proposals are clearly understood, avoiding confusion or misunderstandings, and allowing the message to reach the audience effectively.Powerful verbs: Using active and forceful verbs is crucial for your message to be clear and effective when presenting an idea or product. Consider the following:

  • Employ terms that evoke emotions such as "achieve," "enjoy," "overcome," "transform," motivating your audience to connect with your idea.Use words that are memorable to leave a lasting impression on potential customers.
  • Highlight how your idea can create positive change. For example: "Improve your professional growth with our complete program and reach your goals".Include words that suggest urgency and exclusivity, such as "now", "don't miss out", "unique opportunity", to drive customers to act.
  • Highlight the specific benefits of your product, such as "increase," "improve," "save," "optimize," to show how your proposal meets customers' needs.

Avoid excessive use of abbreviations: Frequent use of abbreviations or acronyms can lead to confusion, especially if they are not widely understood. To ensure that your message is clear, avoid unnecessary use of these terms, for example, instead of saying: "Our new ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) will improve your ROI (Return on Investment) and increase the efficiency of your business", it is preferable to say: "Our new business management system will improve your financial results and optimize the efficiency of your business".Understandable terms: Make sure that your terms are easily understood by your audience.For example, instead of saying: "Our product uses a machine learning algorithm based on convolutional neural networks to optimize the efficiency of data processing", a more accessible option would be: "Our product uses advanced technology that processes data more efficiently, achieving superior results".Accuracy and precision of the information: Although it is advisable to simplify the language, this should not compromise the accuracy of the information you are conveying. Make sure your terms are clear and accurately reflect the important aspects of your proposition, to build trust with your audience.For example, instead of saying "Our product is incredibly fast and does everything magically," it is preferable to state, "Our pro


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