Farmers compare, run the numbers and ask questions. They want to understand what a product delivers on the farm, why it matters, and whether they can trust the supplier.
But in many companies, communication is spread across product management, sales, marketing and external agencies. Everyone knows a part of it. A clear line is missing.
Copy is technically correct but stays interchangeable. Communication has to be tailored to each company just as individually as the feed ration on the farm. Important arguments get lost. Channels tell different stories.
More content doesn't solve the problem. Broadcasting wide isn't the same as sowing well.
I start earlier: with audience, positioning and message. Understanding first, then the copy.
A clear roadmap, and communication with a purpose.