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What is the reason people buy products or services?
People buy for a
reason
related to the
value
offered by the
product
or
service.
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Why is it important for a product to be the best option for target customers?
It ensures that customers have a
reason
to
choose
your
product
over
others.
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What does it imply if a product does not offer something valuable to customers?
It implies that customers have
no reason
to buy the product.
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What is the term used to describe the value incorporated in a product?
Value proposition.
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What is a value proposition?
A value proposition is a
believable
collection of
persuasive
reasons why people should
notice
you and take
action.
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How does a value proposition influence consumer behavior?
It
motivates
people to take
action
and spend on your
product
or
service.
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What is innovation?
Innovation is the
introduction
of something
new
in your
products
or
service.
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What are some examples of possible innovations for products?
Change of packaging, improvement of taste, color, size, shape, and possibly price.
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What are some possible innovations in providing services?
Application of
new
and
improved
methods,
additional
feature services, and possibly
freebies.
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Why must a business innovate to increase sales and profit?
To introduce
new ideas
or
improvements
that
attract customers.
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What does USP stand for?
Unique Selling Proposition.
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What is the purpose of a Unique Selling Proposition (USP)?
To present a factor that makes a
product
or
service
different and
better
than the
competition.
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Why is it important to sell yourself before selling your product or service?
Because it helps to establish
trust
and
credibility
with
potential
customers.
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How can analyzing competitors' ads help in discovering your USP?
It allows you to learn how companies
distinguish
themselves from
competitors.
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What should you focus on when discovering your USP?
You should focus on the
needs
of the
target
customers.
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What essential question should you ask to improve your USP?
What could make
customers
come back and ignore
competition
?
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Why is it important to identify customers' desires?
To understand what
drives
and
motivates
them to
buy
your product or service.
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How is USP considered in marketing strategy?
It is often considered the
cornerstone
of a marketing strategy and a
differentiator
from other products.
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What two questions should you ask to make your USP stand out?
What can I offer that my
competitors
cannot? What do my customers already
want
that they don't know they want
yet
?
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Why should your USP be clear and concise?
So that it
sticks
with the
customer
and helps to set you apart from the
competition.
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What are the five basic components of a USP?
Benefits
Emotive
Key
selling points
Key
difference
Competitive
advantage
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What is the role of the benefit in a USP?
Draws
people in
Highlights
what makes the product or service
appealing
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What does the emotive component of a USP do?
Attracts people on an
emotional
level
Highlights
why they should
buy
the product or service
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