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Confused customers don’t buy. A service menu should make the next step feel obvious.
Customers rarely buy a technical process. They buy a working laptop, safer data, a faster office or the relief of knowing somebody dependable will answer when there's a problem. Your service menu should make those outcomes obvious.
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