Building a Great Value Proposition: A Step-by-Step Guide

A value proposition is a concise statement that explains what benefits you provide, who you provide them for, and what makes you different from your competitors. It's the core of your messaging and the foundation of your go-to-market strategy. A great value proposition isn't just a list of features; it's a promise of value delivered. It should be clear, compelling, and easy for anyone to understand.

1. Identify Your Target Customer: You can't provide value to everyone. Start by defining who your ideal customer is and what their specific pain points are. The more specific you are, the more powerful your message will be.

2. List All the Benefits: What does your product do? List every benefit your product provides, from saving time to reducing costs to providing a better user experience.

3. Identify What Makes You Unique: Why should a customer choose you over a competitor? What is your "secret sauce" or competitive advantage? This could be a unique feature, a specific business model, or exceptional customer service.

4. Craft Your Statement: Combine the information from the previous steps into a single, concise statement. The formula is simple: "We help [target customer] solve [pain point] by providing [your solution]." Make sure it is clear and compelling.

Jerdon Johnston

Dux Prana | Idea Lab

Small to Large Projects

http://www.DuxPrana.com
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