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Customer Value Proposition

 

 

 

Vadim Kotelnikov (VadiK), innopreneur coaching by example

Create and give your customers more value; synergize benefits, emotional appeal and affordable price.

Vadim Kotelnikov, founder of 1000ventures - personal logo VadiK

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Customer value proposition is a description of the customer problem, the solution that addresses the problem, an emotional appeal, and the value of this solution from the customer's perspective.

 

 

   

You must know why people purchase to figure out how to get more of them to purchase from you.

Adopt the White-Marketing mindset – appeal lovefully to the white forces in your prospects' heart and mind in a creative way.

 

Customer Value Proposition: White Marketing

 

 

   

Essential Elements of Customer Value Proposition

A value proposition typically contains the essential elements of:

 

 

 

 

Feature: a specific important feature of your offer

Advantage:  as compared to the competition

Benefit: to the customer

Image: a picture that conveys feeling and is easy to remember.

Offer: a call to action.

 

 

 

Logo with Deep Sense

A logo with deep sense is a remarkable component of higher-level marketing, value proposition, and brand appeal. The meaning behind your logo informs the audience of what your brand is all about... More

 

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Your firm should deliver a great customer value proposition to the target market in order to exist.

Value is what customers get. Price is what they pay.

To survive against your competition, offer a lower cost/value ratio.

 

 

 

To stand out from your competition, create a higher customer value and position it powerfully.

Define also your internal Core Marketing Message – what customer value are you selling, and what everyone in your company should care about.

What is Perceived Value to the Customer?

Competition is all about value: creating it and capturing it. You can charge the customer the value provided, regardless of its cost. If the price charged for a product is commensurate with the benefits provided or a solution to a customer problem, then it will be considered a good value in the mind of the buyer.

"Identify every barrier that keeps people away from your offerings. Then systematically tackle each one," advices Tom Kelley from IDEO.

 

Customer

Create Customers

Win Customers Over

Keys to Customer Value Proposition

What Makes People Buy

Sell Benefits

Core Marketing Message (CMM)

SWOT Marketing

Experiential Marketing

 

 

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Describe Your Unique Advantage

Differentiate – describe the unique advantages of your service over your competition, and what makes you special, memorable, and stand apart from your competitors. Strong differentiation techniques include uniqueness, leadership, attribute ownership, heritage, your philosophies and values. Use testimonies.

Ask yourself the question "How does our solution makes the world better?" and your powerful superconscious mind  will help you to come out with an impactful list of special attributes and qualities.

 

Differentiation Strategy

Competitive Differentiation

Icebreaker Marketing

Curiosity Marketing

The Law of Heart

Sell Dreams and Emotional Benefits

 

 

 

 

   

How to use this information

 

 

 

   

① "Adapt what is useful, reject what is useless, and add what is specifically your own." ~ Bruce Lee

② Sleep on this information – your powerful superconscious mind will tell you how to use it when you wake up

 

Customer Empathy advice Vadim Kotelnikov quotes

 

Vadim Kotelnikov (VadiK), innopreneur coaching by example

The 80/20 Rule of Selling: 20% of the sale happens when salesperson speaks; 80% of the sale happens when the prospect speaks.

Vadim Kotelnikov, founder of 1000ventures - personal logo VadiK

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