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In the ever-evolving business landscape, effective positioning is key to securing a "yes, I want" response from potential customers. One speaker, passionate about positioning since 2016, has been advocating for a system that enables businesses to represent and transform their unique attributes beyond the traditional arm's length distance effect.
The arm's length distance effect refers to the area that a salesperson or saleswoman can directly influence, which often includes one-on-one consultations and interactions. However, more activities occur outside this direct influence, and it is crucial to make a business's unique attributes visible in these areas as well.
Effective strategies for deploying and making visible what sets a business apart include crafting a clear and consistent unique value proposition (UVP) and communicating it through carefully chosen external channels tailored to the target audience. This involves knowing your audience deeply, using deliberate communication channels, providing value-rich content, leveraging strong narratives and smart content, integrating communication strategies across all relevant marketing mix elements, and involving customers and gathering feedback.
The speaker has been making this system available in a compact form and has seen success in over a hundred consulting days. External communication is crucial for making inner qualities visible and standing out from those who are not heard due to lack of knowledge or strategy. The aim is to secure a strong market positioning and trust.
Recently, the speaker collaborated on a project with R+V insurance for exclusive distribution, showcasing the system's potential. Adaptability and openness to change are important aspects of engaging with positioning and external representation, as success comes from knowing how to handle constant change.
The time for competitive behavior is over, according to the speaker. The industry can only reach its full potential through mutual support, networking, and collaborative projects. If you haven't received a confirmation email to activate a subscription, check your spam folder.
In conclusion, effective external communication is not just about being heard, but about being remembered. By following these strategies, businesses can ensure their unique attributes are not just understood in personal interactions but are vividly and strategically communicated to larger audiences.
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