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Differentiation - Dare to be Different
It’s good to be different! Standing out from the crowd is essential to a successful marketing strategy; growth, profit and even survival depend on our ability to be different to our competitors. It's a challenge that is particularly difficult for service based companies. So how do you stand out from the crowd?

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Six levels of competitive readiness: How to get ready for the ambush...
To succeed today you need more than the right product or service. As soon as the market catches on, someone else will find a way to provide a similar product or service. To stay a step ahead of this competition you must already have a plan to move your product or service up a hierarchy of competitive levels. Once you have provided the need at one level, you have to be prepared to provide the need at the next level. This is product readiness for the competitive ambush ahead. This is how to stay ahead of the competition with what Theodore Levitt once described as the generic product, the expected product, the augmented product, and the potential product.
Words of Wisdom You Can Really Put to Work
Advice as generic as a horoscope and not based on one minute of true experience won't get us very far. The kind of practical, school-of-hard-knocks tips that will? Read on.

Dont Blow the Boilerplate in Contracts
I have tackled this topic before and, assuming that a generic, global warning about boilerplate in contracts was sufficient, went on to address other topics. Well, you know what they say about "assume"... psst, it has something to do with the first three letters!

Finding the Perfect Price for your Service or Product
OK, you’ve got your service or product you want to sell, but how on earth do you work out what to charge? It’s not easy but we will attempt to give you a formula. We’ll use product as the generic term for what ever it is that you are selling.
Online Copywriting Tips - Conversion first, SEO later
When we get new clients on board, the first think they want to be taught is how to write good copy to rank well in the search engines. The first thing I tell them is to write for the consumer as if you were selling it to them in person first. Once you have completed a masterpiece of a sales presentation that will convert any reader into a buyer, then focus on the SEO portion. Search Engines are smart, so you don’t need to do that much, but it would not hurt to turn some of the generic words into specific keyword phrases as these types of phrases tend to rank quicker and convert higher than their generic counterparts.
Top 5 Parameters to choose the right Freelance Copywriter
If you are looking forward to online success through SEO and generic link building, this is on article you need to go through before you select your favorite copywriter to build content..!
Generic Answers Lead to Lost Opportunities
If you find yourself constantly resorting to generic answers when people ask you questions about yourself – it’s time to rethink your approach. We can so often drift through our day, not even seeing the opportunities in the conversations with others.
Does Your Personal Brand Reflect YOU?
Your personal brand is what you make it. If you’re content with being just another generic consultant, or lawyer, or whatever you do, so be it. But if you want to build a brand that truly allows you to stand out from the crowd, roll up your sleeves and get to work.
Is Your Law Firm Drowning In Administrative Tasks? How Legal Software Can Help
Law schools teach law, not how to run a law firm. But attorneys can get help with the day-to-day tasks from specialized law practice software and legal software that offers features that generic business applications don't.
Learn How to Use the Place Strategy that Supports Premium Prices
America divides itself into niches and subcultures, suggests Mike Farrell with aspenIbiz. Read this short post to learn how to move a product or service from generic to niche, or subculture oriented, as this automatically permits price increases with no change in the actual manufacturer or delivery cost of the product or service.

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