Simplicity is defined as the quality of being easy to understand or do and plain or uncomplicated in form or design.

When you write for an audience, it is crucial to understand their language and speak to them in words they'll understand.

As an Australian, I write in a dialect of English that is not the same as U.K. English or New Zealand English, but they are both closer than U.S.A. English.

I spent some time in the U.S.A. and discovered that we were divided by a common language.

Word pronunciation can be different, word meaning can be different, and confusion can reign quickly.

So, attempting to keep your communication simple can be complex. 

Still, when you do your research correctly and hang out in the forums that your target customer hangs out in, you will learn how they talk to each other, and that will simplify how you write your sales letters and products.

Learning how they talk makes your communication more valuable to them, and they will understand what you are trying to share.

I write my way for these emails because there are subscribers all over, and I can't write differently for all of you.

You'll have to learn to understand Australian.
 

Regards,
Brent.

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