March 2025
Beginner to intermediate
402 pages
10h 54m
English
Open most marketing textbooks, and you’ll learn about the product you sell, and the market that buys it. In those books, you win because you’re demonstrably superior (better mileage, lower price) or because buyers think you’re unique in an important way (the comfort of a familiar brand, for example). Marketing students are taught to craft fill-in-the-blanks positioning statements that are all variants of, “For target market that has needs, our product offers differentiation/advantage compared to others in our category.”
If you laid out these elements, it might look something like Figure 5.

Figure 5: How traditional ...
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