This week, I’m asking one simple but important question each day for you to ponder (on your own or with your team):
When a customer reads your “about us” page, would they come to the conclusion that they are included in “us”?
This week, I’m asking one simple but important question each day for you to ponder (on your own or with your team):
When a customer reads your “about us” page, would they come to the conclusion that they are included in “us”?

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