As I have written in earlier Blogposts, Whitepapers are a perfect means to communicate with your expert customers. As a document, they are located somewhere between a marketing brochure, and a book. And they are often written by subject matter experts, rather than marketing gurus.
In his article → Showing Off Your Solutions in a White Paper, PAUL B. BROWN provides useful insight into the question of how you write such a document. Here an universally important insight:
„STRESS THE BENEFITS Sure, the white paper is intended to be a subtle way of advertising your product or service offering. But customers are not necessarily interested in a commercial pitch, subtle though it may be. They want to know how what you are writing about can benefit them. In other words, you want to underscore in your paper the benefits it can provide to your readers, says Michael A. Stelzner.“
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