Does your page speak your customer's language?
Compare your landing page with the phrases customers use on Reddit. See which words already match and which ones buyers use that your page leaves out.
How to use Customer Language Checker
- 01
Paste the page link
Enter the public landing page link whose visible copy you want to check.
- 02
Name the category
Type the product category customers use when they discuss the offer.
- 03
Check my page
Press Check my page to compare its copy with customer phrases from Reddit.
How to read your score
The phrases come from comments in relevant Reddit discussions about your product category. The checker keeps short pains, outcomes, features, and doubts, and every missing phrase carries a linked comment as its receipt.
Matching happens in code. An exact match means the normalized phrase appears on the page. A word-level match means at least 70 percent of its useful words appear after small ending changes such as plural and past-tense forms are reduced.
Customers skim ads and landing pages for words that sound like their own problem or desired result. Use the missing list as research, open each receipt for context, then work the phrases that fit your offer into headlines, benefits, proof, and objections.
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