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Examples of
Positioning
Standing out in the game of life
or business
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"Positioning
is the art and craft of creating a positive,
differentiated, and distinctive impression of
your brand or product in the mind of your
customer. From the customer's perspective,
positioning is not an outside-in promotion, it's
an inside-out perception."
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Vadim Kotelnikov |
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I
practice what I preach, and I
preach what I practice.
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Invented and launched
in 2001,
KoRe e-Coach became the world's first online
resource for free
inspirational business education. The slogan
"We don't teach, we inspire" helped position
e-Coach, differentiating it from traditional
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Innompic Games
vs.
traditional social networks
Traditional social
networks are horizontal – they
help people socialize.
Innompics is both vertical and horizontal. It helps
Innompians both
grow and
connect at the deeper level.
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HARMONY Games differentiated and positioned
If man is the
pinnacle of creation,
then the creative
HARMONY Games that celebrate the harmony of
soul, mind, and body are the pinnacle of the
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More
Examples of
Effective Positioning
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Google
Google's positioning strategy centers on
user-centric innovation and
being the essential, most
reliable gateway to information, achieved through a seamless, user-centric
ecosystem of diverse, interconnected products that simplify tasks and foster
user loyalty. Google’s success
stems from
thought leadership,
holistic innovation, localization, and seamless user experience (UX),
all while maintaining a strong
brand identity focused on knowledge and accessibility, ensuring users find
the most relevant, high-quality results quickly and efficiently.
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