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Brand Booster 21 Day 11: Differentiation as a Strategy
When you chose to look to the leader in your industry and copy them you probably figure – “hey they must be doing something right,” you only do damage to your brand and confuse your own audience. From a brand image perspective you blend in or as we love to say it – “you are drowning in a sea of sameness.” While it may be natural to look to others for inspiration, it is more important to draw from them elements that can improve on, and an image you can differentiate from.Your Notebook To Do:
Answer the following Questions and put the ACTIONS in your To Do Notebook
- Believe in yourself and your brand.
- How can you be the leader that you are?
- How can you be different from your competitor?
- In step 7 you established an effective positioning strategy, now promote that advantage by differing yourself on purpose.
Author: RaposoRoach (22 Articles)
November 12, 2009
November 12, 2009
Good points–too often small business owners look to the industry leader for guidance when they forget that the business leader didn’t get there by copying someone else within the segment.
November 12, 2009
Right on point the only thing that can really separate you from your competition is something that you have something that they don’t and thats mostly the hard part especially when you have lots of competition in your chosen niche. But once you can solve that problem people will surely choose your brand over the other.
November 13, 2009
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