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Positioning strategy does not aim at making the contestants the winners.
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- An effective positioning strategy knows the organization's weaknesses and strengths, the needs of the market and the customer, as well as the position of competitors, and it does not attempt to make the competitors win.
- A positioning strategy's principal goal is to enable a business to highlight certain areas where they can stand out from and outperform their rivals.
- The goal of a positioning strategy, sometimes referred to as a market positioning plan or brand positioning strategy, is to set a brand apart from its rivals.
- By clearly articulating a brand's competitive advantage, positioning strategies aim to change consumer perception.
- Five techniques for product positioning are placement depending on traits, positioning based on price , application- or use-based positioning , positioning that is based on quality or status.
- The purpose of product positioning is to effectively communicate the value of a product or service to the client.
- It does aim at making the contestants winners.
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