Show Notes
Are you struggling to stand out and to get the attention of your ideal and likely buyers in a crowded marketplace? Clay Clark and the team teach you why you must be intentional about being memorable in the marketplace or you will be forgotten.
NOTABLE QUOTABLE – “In a crowded marketplace fitting in is failing…not standing out is the same as being invisible. Boring is invisible. Remarkable people and products get talked about.” – Seth Godin (The best-selling author and marketing guru who sold his business Yoyodyne for Yahoo for $30 million)
Companies That Stand Out in a Crowded Marketplace:
- Toms Shoes – Buy a pair give a pair of shoes
- QuikTrip – Super clean, quick service, and upbeat
- Dr. Robert Zoellner and Associates – $99 for the first exam and the first pair of glasses
- Elephant In The Room – $1 for the first haircut
- Disney World –
- Chick-Fil-A
- In & Out Burgers – Great food, simple menu, and fast service
- Hobby Lobby – Huge selection of items, Christian owned, kingdom driven and discounts everywhere
- Apple Store – Simple, clean, and refined
Step 1 – Define Your Purpose:
Step 2 – Define Your Ideal and Likely Buyers:
Step 3 – Create a No-Brainer:
Step 4 – Design Your Unique Value Proposition:
Example:
Hamburgers, Cheeseburgers, and Fries
Red Meat: All-American Food – HUGE Portions for Conservative People
- Sites –
- Red
- White
- Blue
- Sounds
- Toby Keith – Courtesy of the Red White and Blue
- Sweet Home Alabama
- Living in America
- Born in the USA
- Highway to the Danger Zone
- Smells
- Intentionally pump out the smell
- No-Brainer
- 50% off your first meal
- Buy One Get One Free
- Experience
- Beautiful
- Great
- Huge
- Menu
- Best-ever everything
- Adult Beverages:
- Sam Adams
- Liberal Tears
- Decor:
- President Abraham Lincoln Framed Images
- President Raegan Framed Images
- President Trump Framed Images
- Guns Door Handles Framed Images
- Uniform – Required President Trump wigs
- Signage – Huge American Flag