Exciting Campaign

[aspiramedia]

Newbie here.

Not a business as such (although I do have one) but a campaign.

http://no-jargon.aspiramedia.com/

Join in the debate or spread the word through your contacts. This will hopefully make a difference. Oh - and there's free badges!

[kyber]

Now that is a great idea. I am a management consultant so have difficulty talking without jargon - hardly notice I am using it in fact - so I would be useless at reviewing sites to judge how jargon free they are.

Stuart

[Jayne]

Hi,

Welcome to the forum, love your site :D

Jayne

[aspiramedia]

Thanks for the positive comments.

I'm looking for ways of getting the campaign across to businessfolk (who preferably have a website) across the country.

Suggestions and ideas would be most grateful.

[epiphany]

Nice to see some competition for http://www.plainenglish.co.uk/ who are hidieously expensive (I know its not the same thing but it's close).

A minor point, the pink might not go with a lot of peoples sites, might be nice to have alternative :)

[aspiramedia]

Hmmm...yes - I might offer a monochrome badge too at some point. I doubt that's stopping people submitting though.

Any more tips on spreading the word?

[epiphany]

Personally I would say the success of the venture will hang on whether you manage to position yourself as an expert. If you can do that slowly with a good helpful article database and some big clients displaying the badge (and possibly some text on their sites about the scheme) then people will start to come to you.

[americatelefon.com]

Hello and welcome to the forum!

[aspiramedia]

Thanks. I do feel welcome here. Are there any people from Notts on here?

[Ravenfire]

Hi and welcome to the forum. Great site.

Toni

[SmallBizSoftware]

Kool idea but what do I do with my site that was specifically set up to help to explain the jargon. How can I explained WI-FI, voice over IP, non-geographical telephone numbers, IT Security best practice and compliance issues are without using the jargon in my text?

http://www.smallbizsoftware.co.uk