Sharpen your positioning in one pass
Help me sharpen my product's positioning. Here's the raw material: What it is: {category / one-liner} Who it's for: {target} Alternatives they use today: {including 'a spreadsheet' or 'nothing'} What we do better than those alternatives: {be specific} Produce: 1. A positioning statement: "For [target] who [need], {product} is a [category] that [key benefit], unlike [alternative], because [proof]." 2. The single strongest differentiator, and whether it's actually defensible or easily copied. 3. Two customer segments who'd value this most, and one you should NOT chase yet. 4. Three objections a skeptical buyer will raise, with a one-line answer to each.
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{category / one-liner}{target}{including 'a spreadsheet' or 'nothing'}{be specific}{product}
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Most positioning is vague because it skips the 'compared to what' step — this forces you to name the real alternative (often a spreadsheet or doing nothing, not a competitor). Section 2's 'defensible or copied' question is the uncomfortable one worth sitting with. Section 3 saves budget by naming who to ignore. Use the output to rewrite your hero copy and homepage — it's the input the landing-hero prompt wants.
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