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Ever watched an engineer present 47 slides of specs and thought, “I really don’t care.” We’ve been there and so have your clients. They want the solution, not a crash course in post-graduate level thermodynamics.

Engineering is complex. Explaining it to clients doesn’t have to be. The best way to build confidence with potential buyers isn’t another spec sheet. It’s a case study that proves you’ve solved problems like theirs before.

Marketing to engineers is easy. Just be smarter than their inbox, funnier than their team Slack, and more useful than their go-to spec sheet. No pressure.

You don’t need to “dumb it down” for engineers, but if your marketing copy reads like a sales brochure, you’ll lose them.

You want your business to sound credible. Capable. Trustworthy. However, in trying to sound smart, many brands end up sounding robotic.

Engineers, scientists, developers, legal experts, and clinical leads are all busy, brilliant, and allergic to marketing speak. However, their insights are the heart of your brand. So how do you turn those late-night bullet dumps, 47-minute voice notes, and meeting transcripts into clear, polished, client-ready content?

You know your product inside and out. You've got the specs, the tolerances, and the test data, but when your buyer doesn't speak "technical." All that genius? It flies right over their head. Unless you have content that speaks directly to their needs.

Companies with blogs produce an average of 67% more leads monthly than companies that don't blog (Hubspot).

These 15 sales enablement tools help you speak your client's language. They are technical where it counts, clear when it matters, and always on hand to close deals.

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