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beverages Kombucha Pioneer Synergy Takes ‘Raw’ Approach To Differentiation by Steve Ellwanger , July 19, 2022 Pioneer kombucha brand Synergy is differentiating itself for first-time kombucha users by calling out the “raw” nature of its probiotic-rich beverages. That message is being delivered via creative from the Giant Spoon agency in which people are seen … Continue reading Kombucha Pioneer Synergy Takes ‘Raw’ Approach To Differentiation
Daniel Hopper October 9, 2020 If we’re the same as everybody else, nobody will remember us. If we’re a brand, we want to be memorable, right? We want people to think of us when they are thinking about purchasing a product or service that we offer. If we have a point of difference to our … Continue reading Using Differentiation to Stand Out From the Competition
John Hodge — November 7, 2017 Follow @johnahodge — November 7, 2017 Pexels Business differentiation is the act of a business positioning itself to stand out from other businesses. This could be highlighting service offerings or maybe the execution of those service offerings. Now, those two examples aren’t an exhaustive list of what can be … Continue reading How to Make the Competitive Landscape Uneven with Creative Business Differentiation
by Mediafly June 29, 2016June 29, 2016 Albert Einstein may or may not have made the famous statement about the definition of insanity being “doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results.” But wherever that saying originated, there’s plenty of truth in it, and it’s used by countless individuals and organizations as … Continue reading Avoiding Insanity with Product Differentiation
by Govind Agarwal April 25, 2016 Follow @submitedgeApril 25, 2016 Ever since its inception in 1998, Google was seen as a pioneer in search. It was however un-assumedly thought of as something that would be consistent across platforms. Consistency was thought to prevail all across and would never dub down. This assumption of a static … Continue reading Google Mobilegeddon – The Phone and Desktop Search Ranking Differentiation
by Missi Freimark February 5, 2016February 5, 2016 Whether you are just starting your company, or reviving the brand, you should be considering how your brand can stand out from the crowd. In other words, how you are different (and better!) from the competition. A well thought out differentiation strategy will help your firm and … Continue reading Differentiation Strategy: Standing Out Among The Competition
Dave BrockAugust 25, 2015 Recently, I was being interviewed on value creation and differentiation. I was asked the question, “What’s the difference between differentiation and dissimilarity?” The question caused me to pause for a moment. Frankly, I hadn’t thought about it before, but the more I thought, it’s an important distinction for sales people and … Continue reading Differentiation, Dissimilarity, Disruption
