Group 3: Value Proposition Flashcards

1
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a simple statement that clearly communicates the product or service benefits you promise to deliver to your customers.

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Value Proposition

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catchy phrase or slogan that is often used in advertising to create brand recognition and recall.

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Tagline

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3
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memorable phrase that sums up the essence of the brand usually

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Tagline

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4
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communicates the unique benefits of a product or service and differentiates it from the competition.

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Value Proposition

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5
Q

When to use Value Proposition?

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-Launching a new products or services
-Entering a new market
-Updating or improving existing products or services
-Targeting a new customer segment

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Importance of Value Proposition

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  1. Helps differentiate from competitors
  2. Improves acquisition of customers and investors
  3. Increases customer loyalty
  4. Guides product development
  5. Helps with pricing strategy
  6. Increase revenue
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Elements of Value Proposition

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  1. Target Customer
  2. Unique Value
  3. Customer Problem
  4. Benefit
  5. Proof
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Characteristics of Value Proposition

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  • Unique
  • Clear and Concise
  • Customer-focused
  • Specific
  • Quantifiable
  • Memorable
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8
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Mistakes to avoid in developing Value Proposition

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  1. Using Jargons
  2. Disregarding the competition
  3. Being too Generic
  4. Straying away from target market
  5. Not testing VP
  6. Being Synonymous to Competitors
  7. Focusing too much on features
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