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If youβre responsible for introducing customers to a company or a product for the first time, thereβs something you need to watch out for. Itβs called the curse of knowledge, and it can affect anyone who creates brand messaging, website copy, tutorials, or onboarding processes. The curse of knowledge is widely defined as: The curse of knowledge is a cognitive bias that occurs when an individual, communicating with other individuals, unknowingly assumes that the others have the background to understand. The curse of knowledge means that the more familiar you are with something, the harder it is to put yourself in the shoes of someone whoβs not familiar with that thing. You canβt unlearn what youβve learned, and you canβt see it with fresh eyes anymore. Plus, you have a much harder time explaining the basics to people who are new to the subject because you canβt remember what questions you had when you were new to the subject. The story of tappers and listeners In 1990, Elizabeth Newton, a Ph.D. candidate at Stanford University, conducted a study to see how people's confidence in their communication differed from reality. In the study, participants were divided into two groups: tappers and listeners. Each tapper was partnered up with a listener. Tappers were told to pick a well-known song such as "Happy Birthday" and tap out the rhythm on the table. The listeners were asked to guess the name of the song. But first, the tappers were asked to predict how often the listeners would be able to guess the song. The tappers were confident. They expected the listeners would recognize the song about half of the time. Yet of the 120 songs tapped, the listeners only guessed 3 songs correctly. How were the tappers so wrong in their estimate? The problem was that the tappers could hear the melody in their head, but the listeners couldnβt. The tappersβ knowledge of the song caused them to miscalculate the listenersβ comprehension. How the curse of knowledge can affect your business Chances are, youβve encountered the curse of knowledge in the real world. For example, think back to when you started your first job in a new industry. Itβs likely that you werenβt familiar with a lot of the jargon your colleagues used right off the bat. But before long, you were probably using those terms as if theyβve always been a part of your vocabulary. As you become accustomed to the lingo of your new environment, it doesnβt take long for you to forget that other people donβt know what you know. If youβre not careful, that can spell disaster for your messaging and your conversion rates, not to mention your overall customer experience. While everyone at your company might understand certain concepts, industry terms, and proprietary names, your customer probably wonβt. And weβre not just talking about jargonβyour entire value proposition can suffer from the curse of knowledge. Have you ever encountered a company that provides a solution that you donβt understand? And, even after itβs been explained to you, youβre still left wondering what it actually does, how you would use it, and why you would need it?Β This is likely a classic case of the curse of knowledge. Employees at that company have probably been interacting with that solution for so long, they can no longer tell how someone completely unfamiliar to the idea may react. Fortunately, we have a few easy tips to help you break this curse. How to break the curse of knowledge Get a fresh perspective No matter how hard you try to put yourself in a first time user's shoes, itβs nearly impossible once youβve been working on a product for even a short amount of time. The only way to assure that youβre on the right track is to get your idea, wireframe, prototype, and product in front of new users before its released.Β Itβs also helpful to get the perspective of fresh eyes encountering your product for the first time. What information do they need to know in order to understand your offering? What concerns or objections will they have right away? Know your audience To make sure that youβre presenting the right information (and the right amount of it) to your audience, find out how familiar your target customer already is with your company, industry, and product. If you have a niche market of customers who have a specialized skill set and are familiar with your industry, for example, then you donβt need to water down your language so that a layperson could easily understand it. However, you do need to make sure you arenβt making assumptions about how much those buyers already know about your product in particular. You may have different audience personas with different levels of expertise. Make sure you address the questions and concerns of the less-experienced customers while making it easy for more advanced customers to quickly scan through any information they donβt need. Show, donβt tell In many cases, itβs more effective to give concrete examples, rather than just explaining your value proposition. For example, use customer testimonials in your marketing materials to illustrate real-world applications of your offering. Screenshots, animations, and videos of your product in action can bring clarity and context to your website, tutorial, or onboarding experience. Leverage human insight from new users To get an unbiased perspective, youβll want to collect feedback from your target audienceβespecially people who arenβt familiar with your offering. Not sure who that might be? Here are a few places to start: New employees can be a great source of feedback on any confusing language youβre usingβbut you have to act fast. (The curse of knowledge kicks in quickly!) During your new employeesβ first two weeks at work, have them make note of anything that seems particularly confusing in your public-facing materials. They might say things like, βAt my last company, we did [XYZ] instead,β or, βIβve worked in this industry for five years and Iβve never heard that word before.β First-time site visitors are the perfect fresh eyes for testing out your web copy and your value proposition. Run a remote usability test with people in your target audience, and ask them to: Describe what your company does in their own words Point out what, if anything, is confusing about your messaging Explain any additional information they would need before they were ready to make a purchase or sign up Your existing customers can also point out anything in your onboarding process that would make them decide to use the product once and never return. Theyβll be able to tell you whether your tutorial/help center was effective and whether they want to see any additional information before becoming a loyal customer for life.Β Avoid assumptions for better CX The curse of knowledge is real and can happen to us all. Fortunately, your team can avoid this dangerous mistake with a little awareness and a lot of focus on your customer. By relying on consistent human insight from your target audience, youβll help your team avoid assuming your customers know and understand as much about your products as you do, and will ultimately develop better products and experiences as a result.Β Want to learn more? If youβd like to learn how UserTesting can help you understand your customers through on-demand human insight, contact us here.
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