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Appreciates the work that I do
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Pays me well and pays in advance
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Loves the service that I provide
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Trusts my expertise and lets me serve him or her using my best judgment
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Refers other dream clients to me
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Promotes my work to everyone he or she talks to
Developing a positioning statement
A positioning statement is a tool used in business to identify how a brand will be positioned in the market. It puts into words what makes a brand important and differentiated so that it is noticed by those who need to know about it.Here's how to develop your own statement:
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Define your target audience.
Who do you want to serve?
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Figure out your frame of reference.
What is your point of view? What category do you want to participate in?
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Identify points of difference.
What distinctive benefits do you bring to your target audience? How do you stand out from the competition?
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Offer support.
Support is the evidence that your positioning statement is true. You need credible proof that you are what you say you are.
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State your promise or core benefit.
Here, you pull the four previous pieces together to let your target audience know what the net benefit is to them.