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Lingo Check for fluid power

B2B copy vocabulary scorer, applied to fluid power & hydraulics.

Ad copy for OEM design engineers and MRO maintenance buyers sounds completely different, but both need to read like they were written by a B2B professional, not a consumer-facing marketer. OEM engineers tune out words like 'best deal', 'incredible savings', 'find out today'. MRO buyers skip ads that say 'enhance your operations' and respond to 'reduce downtime' and 'stock today'. Lingo Check scores your ad copy against a B2B vocabulary corpus and flags words that read consumer. The AI rewrite suggestions are practical: instead of 'Incredible Hydraulic Pumps at Unbeatable Prices', it suggests 'Pressure-Rated Hydraulic Pumps | ISO 4406 Certified | OEM & MRO Stock'. The history tracking across iterations lets you see whether your copy is drifting away from B2B vocabulary over time (a common drift when new copywriters join the team). For a distributor with 50+ ad-copy sets, Lingo Check audited monthly catches vocabulary drift before it tanks conversion rates. Recommendation: run Lingo Check on all active headlines and descriptions, separated by campaign track (OEM vs MRO). Target minimum B2B score of 85 for both tracks. When Lingo Check flags consumer vocabulary in OEM copy, prioritize the fix immediately — OEM engineers close at 6%+ rates on spec-heavy copy but drop to <2% rates when copy reads consumer. Pair Lingo Check results with Jargon Match to ensure specification terms are not just B2B-compliant but also vertical-specific.

About Lingo Check

Paste your ad copy. Lingo Check scores it against a B2B vocabulary corpus, flags words that read consumer, and recommends substitutes that read like an enterprise buyer wrote them. No more "best deal" in copy meant for a procurement lead.

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About fluid power

Fluid power buyers split into two distinct tracks: OEM design engineers selecting components for new equipment, and MRO maintenance buyers replacing failed parts. Both speak in part numbers, pressure ratings, and ISO standards — but they convert on entirely different campaigns.

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