1. Who are your target customers? - every marketer makes an assumption, but few really know it.
2. What do they really want? - how will they use my product and will it make it easier for them to get the given job done? The quantification of "easier" will tell you how difficult it will be to sell the product and level of pricing you would be able to establish.
3. What are the opportunities for differentiation of my product? - the answers to previous point compared to existing products reputation and perception, will give you the list of factors and the language for messaging
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food difficulties,shelter difficulties etc
You should say "come out from difficulties" instead of saying "come out of difficulties."
It is more proper to say "come out from difficulties" compared to saying "come out of difficulties."
there is no difficulties and no success
If you understand them there are no difficulties.
Gerald Lombard is the author of "Marketing Smarts for Big Ideas", a book that focuses on strategic marketing and innovation ideas. He is also known for his work in consulting and training in business development and marketing strategies.
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How do you overcome all difficulties in Life?