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Getting close to the finish line.

One last reminder of benefits. 

The CTA here is interesting: If it said "send", users might get scared this would immediately send the broadcast to their list. 

By reassuring them with "review", they know they can press the button with no risk.

![Twitter post - 67commandbar.png](https://d3e0luujhwn38u.cloudfront.net/original/img/original/32627/bcf53bea-3273-4e30-afda-9ecf884a22aa.png)

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Finally, here's something easy to skip over: The UX copy remained internally consistent.

We stuck with "broadcast" instead of using synonyms like "newsletter" or "email". 

This helps new users learn your product and ensures they know you're talking about the same thing.

![Twitter post - 70commandbar5.png](https://d3e0luujhwn38u.cloudfront.net/original/img/original/32627/5c6c2dae-958c-4979-8cd5-dc4fbfa31e23.png)

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That's a wrap for today. To learn more about reducing churn and improving UX with better UX copy, read our full guide below: 

commandbar.com/blog/UX-Writing

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