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Posts from December 2009

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Being Unique Only Gets You So Far

Only 14% of unique benefits achieve both relevance and consistent delivery.

Only 14% of the unique benefits we tested achieve both relevance and consistent delivery.

By Whitney Satin

Building loyalty with your customer experience is simple: identify a benefit your company provides that differs from that provided by the competition and deliver.  Sounds easy enough.  So why do B2B marketers get this right only 14% of the time?

Let’s assume we’re beyond the “innovative reliable partner” language and have identified a benefit that our company can claim is 100% unique.  The next questions to ask become: 1) do customers care about the unique benefit? and 2) do we actually deliver on the promise of the benefit? Read More »