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Positioning

The goal of this section is to help you define your ideal audience, message, and potential competition, all of which will be critical in creating the rest of your marketing strategy
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Pick Your Market
Define Your Messaging and Audience
Evaluate your competition
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Step 1: Pick Your Market



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excited to log into this guide each day
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Messaging
building an audience from scratch is challenging
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xyz
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This free course
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accelerate you audience building
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someone new to building in public
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someone struggling with imposter syndrome
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with casual vs formal language
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Step 2: Define Your Messaging and Audience


Key Concepts to keep in mind

Focus on benefits vs features
Draw on emotion to inspire people
Use storytelling

Define your ideal customer.

Who would buy your product?



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The challenge.

What problem(s) are your customers facing? How does your product benefit the customer?



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Define key market characteristics.

What else do your customers usually buy? How do they buy it? What makes them switch products?



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List the other products in your market.

Are these products your potential partners? Potential competitors? What is their business model? How have they been successful? How have they failed? What is their biggest pain point?



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What does my customer care about?




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Step 3: Evaluate your competition


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What they do well...
What they don't do well...
How my product stands out...
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