2. TYPES

5. TYPES Competition based Positioning Identify the appropriate category Distinguish from other category members or key competitors on important dimensions. Image-based Positioning or Goal based positioning Depict Brand as way to satisfy customer goals/needs. Build a strong, consistent set of associations with the brand. E.g. Vegas- “What happens here stays here”

6. TIPS Unique Selling Proposition Something unique, that you have to offer. Not necessarily entirely unique. You can appear unique by simply packaging your product or service in a unique way.

7. Risk Reversal Differentiate yourself with outrageously bold guarantees, that you're competition don't have the guts for. Most people are genuinely honest, and if your service is what you say it is, you've got nothing to worry about. The increased sales volume will be well worth it.

8. Inordinate Value Leverage your advertising, by offering to let complimentary businesses come along for the ride, in exchange for a free sample of their wares. Then bundle those into your offering. Cut the right deals, & your offer will appear "irresistible", compared to your competition.

9. Clear, Complete, & Concise Customer Education Here's were most advertisers fall down, and you can stand head & shoulders above the crowd. Tell your full story. Don't make people try to figure out on their own why they should be doing business with you. Spell it out for them.