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A brand positioning strategy template to help businesses understand how to differentiate themselves from competitors, identify their target audience, and communicate their unique value proposition. The template includes questions to answer about the brand, its competition, and the target customer or industry, as well as a brand benefit ladder and a positioning statement. Use this template to inform your marketing and branding efforts.
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BRAND POSITIONING STRATEGY
Answer these questions to inform your positioning statement:
How should the brand be positioned against the competitors?
Who is the competition?
Who is the target customer or industry?
What are you trying to communicate?
What are our taglines?
Why was this business started?
How is the product or service designed and created?
What is the product or service’s uniqueness?
How is the brand currently being positioned?
How are competitors positioning their brands?
POSITIONING STATEMENT
Who this brand serves.
Customer's unmet need that your brand resolves.
The context in which the brand competes.
The unique benefit your brand provides.
What sets you apart from competitors.
One or two points proving why your benefit is true.
FINAL BRAND POSITIONING STATEMENT
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