Why should a customer do business with you instead of a competitor? Do you provide the highest level of service, or are you the low-cost leader? Knowing what makes you unique in the market, your Unique Selling Proposition (U.S.P.), is the first step to attracting customers.
Craft a killer U.S.P. by knowing your market inside out. Talk to prospects and customers and research the competition to understand why some customers are attracted to the competitors and why others are not.
To become the market leader, describe what you can do for the customer better than anyone else. Be sure your U.S.P. truly captures your personal passion. Customers respond to passion, and it's one thing that makes you truly unique. Having the backing of a solid Business Card is a great way to pursue your business passion with confidence. And what if your passion can save you money?
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AdvertisingAugust 06, 2008
Why You Need to Polish Your Unique Selling Proposition
Why should a customer do business with you instead of a competitor? Do you provide the highest level of service, or are you the low-cost lea
