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Saran Kante, Clémence Bolinga, Dina RadaoarisoaJuly 2017AbstractCompanies put customers’ needs at the center of their strategy to build a relation of trust and increase customer’s loyalty to their products. In their effort, companies become more and more prone to offer customers a linear experience from the moment they are attracted by the perspective of buying a product or service (marketing) up to after their buying act when they start using the product or service (technical communication). The quality of both marketing and technical content is crucial.We wanted to have an insight of what experts of technical communication and marketing think of a possibility for these two services to collaborate. In order to get this informationwe interviewed professionals from these two fields, we attended conferences and seminars on the subject of combining technical content with marketing content to unify customer experience.Companies undertaking such a change should thoroughly study the transition process, the product and the profit.One of the challenges a company would face is how to make two services that are used to working separately pool their skills to achieve a common goal which is to provide their users a high quality service. The credibility customers grant to a company depends on it.Because the two services use their own terminology to achieve their respective goals, they would need to reach an agreement on the terms they are both going to use to produce their content.Read the full article (PDF): Should companies combine marketing and technical content to adapt to the shift in UX expectations?