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Positioning Is the Part of “Product Market Fit” You’re Likely Ignoring

Positioning Is the Part of “Product Market Fit” You’re Likely Ignoring | Startups and Entrepreneurship | Scoop.it

This article is not about content marketing. It’s about a key learning we’ve acquired after years of doing marketing:

 

If your positioning is wrong, your marketing will fail.

 

…including content marketing.

 

And if your marketing fails, you’ll fail in general, because you won’t have a repeatable, scalable acquisition channel.

 

Positioning is how you want your product/service to be perceived in the market and messaging is what you actually communicate to your audience

 

more at https://growandconvert.com/marketing/positioning/

 

 

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Positioning is how you want your product/service to be perceived in the market and messaging is what you actually communicate to your audience

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Three Ways to Visually Present Information

Three Ways to Visually Present Information | Startups and Entrepreneurship | Scoop.it

Ever thought about why people can watch as many as three movies in one day but they're barely able to manage three books in a week (or month…)?


It's simple. Most humans (40-65%) tend to learn things visually. In other words, they process information more quickly by seeing things. The other learning modalities are auditory (hearing, 25-30% of people) and kinesthetic (touching, 5-15% of people).


The answer goes way back to our biology. Humans are wired for visualization. We can easily make sense of shapes, patterns, and colors—and therefore graphs, charts, and infographics.


Which means that if you want to turn data into digestible, bite-sized chunks, you must make use of... yes, pictures. Indeed, a picture is worth a thousand words

Data visualization can help you create better user experiences, and free or inexpensive tools are available to help you do so.

Here are three ways to use visualization for your website, blog, or reports to improve communication and gain traffic or boost understanding and performance.


Read more: http://www.marketingprofs.com/articles/2014/25543/three-ways-to-visually-present-information-without-spending-a-fortune#ixzz37YO7n098

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