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Sunday, November 17, 2002
• Is Your Value Proposition Strong Enough? From MarketingProfs.com -- "A value proposition is a clear statement of the tangible results a customer gets from using your products or services. The more specific your value proposition is, the better. Most people and companies have lousy value propositions. They're weak -- often, really weak. Often they're simply a description of the offering?s features or capabilities. Or they're filled with self-aggrandizing puffery." Once your strategy is developed, you need both the words to communicate it and the tools to sell it. Value is in the nature of the problems you can solve for your target market(s). If you can't get them interested in their own problems, then a re-tooling of your message is needed.
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