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  • The simplest positioning template πŸ‘€

    Sveta Bay
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    Step 1. Pick one target audience segment πŸ‘₯ You need to pick one segment that is (will be) accountable for 50+% of your sales. Step 2. Define your transformation πŸͺ„ Your segment is not here to buy five product features. They need to improve their life β€” they need to complete the transformation. Describe in <5 words what value they get from your product. Step 3. Describe one benefit of your transformation 🎁 Transformation is key to your positioning. But most users still don't understand why they should be excited about it. Pick one benefit that your transformation delivers. It should be critical to your target audience segment. Step 4. Pick one nemesis πŸ‘Š Your potential customer agrees to your transformation. But they still need to switch from their status quo. That's a risk. Inertia keeps people from switching to your product. You need to fight it. Step 5. Describe one pain from using your nemesis πŸ€• It's not enough to state your nemesis. You need to make sure people understand why sticking to this solution is not efficient. Pick one annoying problem that your nemesis creates. Step 6. Assemble your positioning story πŸ† Perfect storytelling structure to grab the attention and sell your product organically. Use it on your landing page, marketing emails, and product videos. Yes, we LOVE positioning cause this is the core of your product's success. If you want to dive deeper, check out Positioning That Sells πŸ”₯ https://www.makerbox.club/positioning

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    Jae Yoon
    Can't get simpler than this - appreciate you sharing this out @basv !
    Shushant Lakhyani
    Thanks for sharing this! This is super helpful
    Atharva Bondre
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    Scoutflo
    Launching soon!
    Thanks for sharing it in such an elaborate way.
    Richard Gao
    Interesting post! Bookmarking this to implement into evoke-app.com!
    Kwaku Amprako
    Hey @basv this was well put and I agree. When you say 'Positioning' would you consider that to be heavy on 'Branding'?
    Nuno Reis
    Interesting take :) When your nemesis is a very big established one, such as Google Sheets or sheets in general (or just a big corp like micorsoft, google, facebook) how do you go about Step 4, anything you do differently? Thanks for sharing and congrats on the newsletter, it has been a useful subscritpion ;)
    Mirena Vasileva
    This has been very interesting to read, and I definitely got something out of it! All points are extremely important