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If your coaching, consulting or small business doesn't stand out, you'll get lost in the noise of your industry.
Like it or not, some products and services naturally have a lot more competition than others.
Even if you have a high-quality offering, it can be surprisingly easy for it to get lost among a sea of similar competitors.
When trying to gain the attention (and dollars) of your target audience, positioning your product or service as a competitive offer is often key to standing out.
With a unique value proposition, you can make your offer that much more appealing to your potential customers.
While the exact “recipe” for a competitive offer can vary based on the product or service you’re selling, the right combination, custom-tailored to your audience, will help you gain major headway in your niche.
Here are four key ingredients.
By Prosper TaruvingaIf your coaching, consulting or small business doesn't stand out, you'll get lost in the noise of your industry.
Like it or not, some products and services naturally have a lot more competition than others.
Even if you have a high-quality offering, it can be surprisingly easy for it to get lost among a sea of similar competitors.
When trying to gain the attention (and dollars) of your target audience, positioning your product or service as a competitive offer is often key to standing out.
With a unique value proposition, you can make your offer that much more appealing to your potential customers.
While the exact “recipe” for a competitive offer can vary based on the product or service you’re selling, the right combination, custom-tailored to your audience, will help you gain major headway in your niche.
Here are four key ingredients.