"when it comes to commodity products, the burden of proof is almost always on the marketer to show why this handful of dirt is better, and worth more to the customer, than that handful. It is a marketing argument that may have as much to do with the way the dirt is packaged, delivered and used as it does with the dirt's actual quality and characteristics. Whatever is involved, it is a task that the marketer must accept -- and be prepared to handle with a savvy sense of the differing needs and cost points of the relevant marketplace."A proposta define-se em poucos passos:
- Carve up the market - em vez de olhar para o mercado como um todo homogéneo, mergulhar e observar que grupos de clientes podem estar mais sensíveis à diferenciação;
- Differentiate your offering - recorrer a uma destas seis versões genéricas de diferenciação;
- Bundle several differentiations into a brand
"Differentiation tied to a specific product is the most tenuous basis for branding. Ideally, commodity branding is associated with an offering -- the basic product or service enhanced by various forms of differentiation -- rather than with a particular product. The goal is to bundle multiple sources of differentiation -- and then to fight ferociously to prevent competitors from unbundling them."
- align your business capabilities to reinforce and defend the brand and the underlying sources of differentiation - o famoso mosaico estratégico de actividades, recursos e parcerias que suporta o desempenho da oferta
"The key is to take a disciplined, deliberate approach that begins with the market, understands how to create and deliver value and, most importantly, figures out how to get paid for it. Getting paid for it requires branding, extending the relationship beyond the transaction to encompass the full organization."E a sua empresa, o que faz para se diferenciar?
Já desenhou o seu ecossistema da procura?
Já identificou os pivôs dessa procura?
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"Your channels compete with you for the heart and soul of the "true customer." "Customer" is often used to describe the channel; often "competitor" is more accurate."
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