Marketing policy of a produced Position

Product Position

Differentiate your product and your service.
Find the opportunity. Its out there.


Remember that famous glass of water? The one that optimists see as half full and pessimists see as half empty? A scientist, however, sees a question -- Was the glass designed with too much capacity?

What we see is, actually, a matter of perception. What your customer sees is, also, a matter of perception -- his perception. Understand your customer's needs.

Describe your products.
Describe your customer's pain ...


Some sales systems will script sales closing techniques based on customer needs or wants. My opinion is to agree with other sales systems which insist that customers only buy on an emotional level.

Have you bought everything you wanted? Have you bought everything you needed? Of course not. But, how did you feel when your car stranded you on the highway? Were you a bit more receptive to the idea of buying a new car?

Read this carefully because this is the key to all market strategies. When your sales force closes sales, they will do so only by understanding your customer's emotions.

Your customers will buy from China, India, South America, anybody. Very few industrial customers have loyalty to any country or brand name today. If you don't agree, just look at number of people drinking bottled water that is imported from other countries. The last time I looked, the United States did produce good clean water. Go Figure.

You must understand your customer's psychological needs. Take a piece of paper out and write this down, "You must understand your customer's psychological needs to best succeed in product marketing and sales."