Brand Positioning

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Key Aspects
  • Target Audience Focus: Positioning aims to carve a unique space in consumers' minds, meeting their needs and desires.
  • Competitive Differentiation: Identifying both similarities and sharp differences helps stand out from rivals.
  • Clarity and Awareness: Avoid ambiguity in your positioning statement and ensure proper brand recognition. Over- and under-positioning are pitfalls to avoid.

Brand positioning can be defined as an activity in creating a brand's offering so that it can occupy a specific position in the minds of the target audience. Identification and determination of points of similarity with competitors is an important study to ensure that your brand is relevant to the needs and wants of consumers. Identifying sharp differences will separate your brand from its competitors, so competitors are irrelevant to your target audience.

Avoid ambiguity and leave no room for misinterpretation in your brand positioning statement. If your brand has a vague and unfocused idea, then your brand is classified as under-positioning. Meanwhile, if the target audience is less or unaware of your brand's existence and has minimal information about your brand, then this condition is called over-positioning.

Key Aspects
  • Target Audience Focus: Positioning aims to carve a unique space in consumers' minds, meeting their needs and desires.
  • Competitive Differentiation: Identifying both similarities and sharp differences helps stand out from rivals.
  • Clarity and Awareness: Avoid ambiguity in your positioning statement and ensure proper brand recognition. Over- and under-positioning are pitfalls to avoid.

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