Answer: what, who, and why. A good UVP needs to clearly answer the first two questions — what is your product and who is your customer. The “why” is sometimes hard to fit in the same statement, and I’ll frequently use a subheading for that. Here are example UVPs I have used in products: Lean Canvas Spend More Time Building Versus Planning Your Business. The faster, more effective way to communicate your business model
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