3 Components Every Value Proposition Must Have








What's a value proposition – and why is it important? It's a clear statement of the tangible business value that companies get from using your product or service. It's the outcome of using your offering – not what your offering is.

For example, I do training. No one cares about training. But, when I work with my clients, I help them with new client acquisition and faster sales cycles. That's what they get from my training programs – and that's the ONLY reason people hire me.


So, your challenge is to figure out what your outcomes are. Here's a tip. Every value proposition has three components:








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Published on August 06, 2014 20:09
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