positioning

So you're different from your competitors. But now what?

So you're different from your competitors. But now what?

Let's assume that you’re clear about how your business is different from your competitors. This knowledge is critical, however, the key is putting it to good use.

So how does your business actually capitalise on a clear business position?

8 rules for better advertising

8 rules for better advertising

Want to get the most from your advertising dollar? Follow these 8 rules and make sure you get bang for you buck:

1. Talk to your target audience.

If you’re going to advertise, don’t waste valuable money talking to the people who aren’t interested in your product. That means being specific in the language you use and speaking in a way that attracts their attention.

Does your business have a meaningful difference?

Does your business have a meaningful difference?

Every business, big or small, needs to give a customer some reason to choose their product or service. The best way to do this, is to define why your product or service is different from the competition and more importantly why your customers should care that it’s different. In short, you position your business as distinct in the market.

Positioning in practice

The challenge of positioning your business

The challenge of positioning your business

Most businesses find it difficult to say how they’re different from their competitors. Making those differences valuable to your customers is even more of a challenge. So is it worth the effort? The answer is obvious for those that are clear about their point of difference.

First question. Who are you?