Startup Blueprint - Day 03
Define Your Unique Value Proposition (UVP)
1. Problem-Solution Fit: Clearly define the problem your product or service solves.
2. UVP Statement: Craft a concise statement that communicates your unique value to customers.
What unique value proposition or in simple words differentiating features a Biryani based brand that manufactures, packages and delivers on its own should have to be the biggest player in this category?
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Somraj
Stealth • 5m
Startup Blueprint - Day 01
Choosing a right business model:
1.Who will be your customer base ?
2. What's the Domain of your business ?
3. How your business stands out from the competitors ? (Standing out from your competitors will increase your c
🚀 How to Craft a Powerful Unique Value Proposition (UVP)
Your Unique Value Proposition is the key to standing out in a crowded market. It tells your customers why they should choose you over the competition. Here’s how to create a compelling UVP in
Branding is your business's unique fingerprint.
What makes yours stand out? 🤔✨
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Mohosin
Stealth • 7m
What are your unique insights on the Indian market?
Market can be segmented to your niche.
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IAN Kakarla
Stealth • 6m
What makes your startup or startup idea unique?
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Umesh Y
Stealth • 6m
Unfortunately, in the real world, no business exists in a vacuum. Even if you corner the market with your groundbreaking innovation, imitators will be close behind.
But merely having competitors doesn’t make a thing awful. By finding your unique adv
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS YOU SHOULD ANSWER WHEN UNDERSTANDING YOUR IDEAL CLIENT!!!
• Who is your prospective client?
• What problem are they trying to solve? Why should they care?
• What level of awareness do they have about the real problem?
• Where are
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Gautam Ambani
Stealth • 6m
Aaj Ki Raat, Dhandhe Ki Baat
Value Proposition (Part-1):
Let's understand this by a famous dialogue of a girlfriend when she caught you,
"Usme to esa kya he, jo mere me nahi he...".
now, let's reverse it to understand the value proposition, "Mere me