Positioning

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Summary

TLDRIn this video, the concept of positioning in marketing is explained with a focus on brand and product positioning. Brand positioning involves creating a distinctive image or identity in the target audience's mind, exemplified by Toyota creating Lexus to separate luxury from affordability. Product positioning is about optimizing product sales through strategies like adjusting market awareness, as seen in the renaming of the book 'Astrological Love' to appeal to a broader audience by playing on different interests. The video distinguishes between different levels of market awareness—solution aware, problem aware, and unaware—and suggests targeting these different levels with tailored strategies. It emphasizes the importance of lowering market sophistication by focusing on niche areas within a competitive field. Real-world examples, such as offering specialized courses for specific market segments, illustrate these concepts. The video encourages viewers to think about their product positioning in terms of market segment targeting, posturing, and adjusting strategies according to customer awareness and competition.

Takeaways

  • 🚗 Brand positioning creates a specific image in audience minds, as seen with Lexus and Toyota.
  • 📘 Product positioning optimizes sales by adjusting awareness and sophistication levels, like in book marketing.
  • 🫶 Use awareness levels to tailor marketing strategies effectively to different audience segments.
  • 💼 Lower competition by niching down or solving specific small problems.
  • 🔍 Solve smaller pains in sophisticated markets to reduce competition.
  • 🖥️ Differentiate products by posturing and targeting specific market segments.
  • ✨ Name changes can effectively reposition products to new markets.
  • 🔄 Adjust market approaches depending on audience awareness levels.
  • 📊 Position products uniquely to broaden market reach and lower competition.
  • 💡 Leverage different awareness levels to scale business and attract varied customers.

Timeline

  • 00:00:00 - 00:05:00

    Positioning is described as a strategy to influence how a product is perceived compared to its competitors. The speaker introduces the concepts of brand positioning and product positioning, emphasizing that brand positioning involves creating a specific image or identity in the minds of the target audience. They use examples such as perceptual maps in the automotive industry to explain how companies like Toyota and BMW position themselves strategically to align with their desired brand image. The Lexus brand creation by Toyota is highlighted as an example of rebranding due to existing public perception. The speaker also discusses how Apple and PC position themselves differently and stresses the importance of conscious brand positioning for business owners.

  • 00:05:00 - 00:10:00

    Product positioning involves strategies to increase sales by selecting an awareness level or lowering market sophistication, with posturing being a key element. The speaker gives examples to illustrate the importance of effective positioning, citing a book by Norah Hayden that saw significantly better sales after being repositioned with a new title to appeal to a different market. They explain that positioning a product can involve selling the same item to different audiences under varying themes, such as a copywriting course sold to business owners as a way to increase sales or as a tool for social media influencers. The example of a customer acquisition course demonstrates positioning by targeting different market segments with tailored messages.

  • 00:10:00 - 00:19:31

    The third section focuses on tailoring products to different levels of audience awareness to broaden sales reach. Examples include how an email marketing program can be positioned to be solution-aware, problem-aware, or even targeted at unaware audiences with different messaging strategies. The speaker highlights the potential to capture a broader market by tailoring product positioning and adjusting based on market awareness levels. Additionally, they explain the strategy of reducing market sophistication by targeting niche issues and audiences, citing personalized approaches to training in competitive fields like Facebook ads marketing for specific sectors as a way to minimize competition. These insights encourage deep consideration of positioning strategies to enhance market presence and competitiveness.

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Video Q&A

  • What is positioning?

    Positioning is a strategy to influence how consumers perceive your product in comparison to competitors.

  • What are the two types of positioning discussed?

    The two types of positioning discussed are brand positioning and product positioning.

  • How does brand positioning work?

    Brand positioning is about creating a specific image or identity for a brand in the minds of the target audience.

  • What is an example of brand positioning?

    An example of brand positioning is Toyota creating Lexus to be perceived as a luxury brand, independent of Toyota's budget-friendly image.

  • What is product positioning?

    Product positioning involves optimizing sales by posturing the product, selecting an awareness level, or lowering market sophistication.

  • How was the book 'Astrological Love' successfully repositioned?

    The book was renamed to 'How to Satisfy a Woman Every Time' and repositioned to appeal to those interested in satisfying their partners rather than astrology.

  • Why should a business consider awareness levels in product positioning?

    Considering awareness levels allows businesses to tailor their marketing to different audience segments who have varying levels of familiarity with a product or problem.

  • How can you lower market sophistication according to the video?

    You can lower market sophistication by solving smaller niche problems or focusing on a specific aspect of a broader market.

  • What is an example of niching in product marketing?

    An example is selling Facebook advertising specifically for real estate, thereby reducing competition by focusing on a niche market.

  • What strategy does the video suggest for dealing with highly competitive markets?

    The video suggests going deeper by solving more niche problems or niching down further to distinguish from competitors.

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    positioning what is
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    positioning positioning is the strategy
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    to influence how your product is
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    perceived in comparison to
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    competitors so they are broadly two
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    types of positioning I want you to
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    forget everything you've read or studied
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    or learned in the past about
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    positioning and just listen to me
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    because this is something a bit
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    different from what your used to what is
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    out there in the public okay so just put
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    all that information aside and just
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    listen to me now we have brand
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    positioning and then we have product
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    positioning these two concepts are been
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    introduced by me to try to differentiate
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    the old from the new so that you can get
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    like a robust understanding on how we
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    use them and I'm going to give you
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    examples to make it very clear
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    so let's deal with brand positioning
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    which is the one you likely more
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    familiar with and it's a strategic
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    exercise that involves creating a
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    specific image or identity for a brand
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    or a product in the minds of the target
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    audience so it's all about um creating a
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    specific image or identity it's all
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    about you know creating a perception in
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    the mind of the people or in the mind of
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    the target audience so I'll give you
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    an example using the this
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    perceptual map on um automobiles okay if
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    you think about automobiles you have
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    this let's say four different you know
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    areas some automobiles are regarded as
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    conservative some are classy some are
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    spoty some are
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    practical and affordable right so if you
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    just look at this U map you can see okay
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    something that's classy distinctive you
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    say okay maybe a BMW it's also spotty
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    you know and if you come down to say and
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    you say something that's spotty and it's
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    affordable you can say Toyota right so
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    these different brands deliberately
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    position themselves in such a way that
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    they'll be perceived just like this it's
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    not a mistake it's a
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    strategy which is why when Toyota wanted
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    to make a luxury brand no matter how
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    they created new products you know um
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    you know new new types of Toyota maybe
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    the Highlander the SUVs you know people
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    still perceive them as a budget car and
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    that's why they created the Lexus right
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    because Lexus is owned by Toyota so they
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    created Lexus because customers have
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    already mapped them out and perceived
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    them as affordable right not as a luxury
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    brand okay so now that you understand
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    this I'll give you one more example when
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    you talk about the mac and the PC okay
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    so the Mark is designed for people who
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    are more you know
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    flashy people who are designers people
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    who love you know Aesthetics and stuff
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    like that why PC is designed for people
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    who are business oriented right so of
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    course there's always a blend between
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    both and there are people who are
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    comfortable using both of them like me
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    and but at the greater divide you have
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    more creative people using the mac and
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    more business oriented people using the
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    PC and this was a strategy from the
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    beginning it didn't happen by mistake it
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    was carefully crafted so if you have an
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    e-commerce
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    store um or any kind of business you
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    want to be conscious of the kind of
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    positioning brand positioning that your
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    business is creating if you're not doing
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    anything about it then you're going to
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    form something that you don't like okay
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    you want to be conscious of the kind of
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    perception that you're given to
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    customers so now let's move on to talk
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    about the really exciting one which is
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    the product
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    positioning so product positioning I've
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    defined it as the strategy to optimize
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    sales by posturing selecting an
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    awareness level or by lowering Market
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    sophistication so these are obviously
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    not new Concepts to you I mean when I
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    say awareness level or you know Market
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    sophistication now what you might what
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    you may not know is posturing so
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    posturing
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    is is posturing basically how you want
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    to be perceived as well right so you can
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    you know posture as a high ticket person
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    you know an expensive person you can
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    posture as um someone with a lot of
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    authority um you can posture you can
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    posture your business to be you know a
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    luxury e-commerce store or they
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    different it's all about posturing what
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    you want people to perceive right and
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    then you can also position a product by
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    selecting an awareness level remember I
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    told you that we cannot choose the
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    market sophistication level because
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    that's decided by the market but we can
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    choose the awareness level we want to
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    reach with our ads okay so um let me
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    give you some examples to make it very
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    very clear so I begin with the awareness
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    level okay so before I talk about the
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    awareness level let me just let me just
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    give you a simple example of why
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    positioning is important now this book
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    by Norah Hayden called astrological love
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    that was later retitled to be how to
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    satisfy a woman every time and have her
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    beg for
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    more is a very good example of why
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    positioning works so the first book they
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    basically the same book okay the first
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    edition sold less than 5,000 copies but
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    the the new the renamed one sold over
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    2.7 million and I'll tell you something
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    it is not just a change in the name the
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    man who bought the the right to this
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    book who renamed it like
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    this understood
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    posturing sorry understood positioning
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    and using that idea of positioning he
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    renamed the book okay and he positioned
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    it for a different market now the first
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    book was targeted at people who were
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    interested in astrology right astrology
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    lovers okay but he repositioned this
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    book for people who were more interested
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    in satis find their Partners okay and he
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    he kind of plays on the ego path because
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    he says how to safy a woman every time
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    and have her beg for more in fact this
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    guy does a lot of things right he says
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    the first and only book that tells you
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    exactly how just by making that
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    statement he has reduced the
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    sophistication of the market we'll come
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    to that you know as we progress in the
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    lesson but let's move on to see examples
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    okay
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    now imagine you're selling a copywriting
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    course copywriting is a sophisticated
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    Market there are lots of people selling
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    copyrighting related materials courses
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    books name it now there are three
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    different ways that you can um sell this
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    copyrighting course in fact more than
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    three okay I'm just going to give you
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    three
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    examples the first you know way you can
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    sell it is as a mechanism to make money
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    you are speaking to an hon aware
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    audience you know you're telling them
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    well if you want to make money come I
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    want to show you something and then you
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    give them all the stories and all that
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    and then you say well the mechanism to
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    make money you can get people who want
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    you to write for them right to sell
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    their products everyone needs the write
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    to sell their products right and they
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    need you so you take this copyri in
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    course and you learn all about that now
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    that that's the first one as a mechanism
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    to make money you can also sell the same
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    copyrighting cost as a way to increase
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    sales and revenue it's the same cost now
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    you're selling it to business owners
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    you're targeting you know an a different
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    audience and you're telling them
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    well if you want you can increase sales
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    you can increase your Revenue by taking
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    this course okay you can also sell it to
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    people who are Social Butterflies they
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    want to become influencers on social
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    media those who are very outgoing and
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    you know they want to be become social
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    social media influencers you can say
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    well if you learn how to write good copy
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    you know everything on social media is
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    about storytelling is about copy and if
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    you learn how to tell better stories
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    people will enjoy your content more it
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    will get more shares more likes and you
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    can become a social media influencer so
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    now this is the same product sold to
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    three different kinds of audiences right
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    at different awareness levels okay so
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    let's move to the next example let's
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    assume you have a customer acquisition
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    course that shows people how to get
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    customers
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    from uh maybe different strategies paid
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    paid ads and stuff like that now you can
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    sell it as a mechanism to make money
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    again well people need media buyers if
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    you learn how to become a media buyer
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    you can you know make money from them
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    now bu is my course and you learn how to
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    do all that right and you can also sell
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    the same course as a system to get high
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    ticket clients to business owners and
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    you can do this for virtually anything
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    you can sell the same product even if
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    it's a fysical product to different
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    audiences as different things for
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    example you can sell um a pendant let's
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    assume you have a jewelry store a
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    jewelry an online jewelry store for
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    instance you can sell the pendant to
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    women so they can look classy and feel
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    good and all that then you can also sell
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    it to men right who want to surprise
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    their wives or their dates or their or
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    their girlfriends you know or whatever
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    and Sly to them as as as a gift right
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    this is a nice gift idea um you can you
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    know buy this as a gift so by by
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    thinking just by applying your mind you
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    can unlock different markets and lower
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    your competition right just by thinking
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    so you want to look at your product and
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    think carefully okay what other markets
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    segment of the market can I attack and
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    what other way can I position this
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    product to perform
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    better where would the the the interest
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    of this product have the strongest
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    appeal okay and how can I give it a name
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    that you know arouses that appeal so if
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    you're selling a customer acquisition
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    course the name might change if it was a
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    mechanism to make money from if it's a
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    system to get high ticket clients right
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    it could be titled um unlock High ticket
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    client's program whatever I'm just
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    making that up as a mechanism to make
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    money you could title it how to become a
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    highly paid media buyer so it could have
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    different names but basically it's
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    exactly the same content it's just the
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    way the product has been positioned okay
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    now let's move to another type of
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    example which would deal more on um the
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    awareness levels so let's assume you
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    have a code outreach
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    program okay as a for a code outreachr
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    program you can position your product to
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    your solution aware audience and you can
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    say well how to improve code DM
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    responses and close more deals so here
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    you're reaching out to people who maybe
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    they bought other programs and you know
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    code DMS and all that they know very
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    well what Cod DMS are that you know it's
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    a technique to get high ticket clients
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    by messaging them on social media right
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    and you can sell a product just to that
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    solution aware audience now the same
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    product can be sold if you go you know
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    backwards okay just one level back to
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    the problem aware audience those who are
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    not aware about Cod DM they like they
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    are wondering how they can start getting
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    high tiet clients and you can say well
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    here's how to get high to get clients
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    without spending money on ads so those
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    people they they're tired of spending
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    money on ads you know and stuff like
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    that but they want High ticket clients
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    and then you introduce codm to them as
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    the solution and you can can take it one
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    step
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    backwards and reach the hon aware
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    audience and see
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    well here's how to get paid 10 times
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    more for the same amount of work so now
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    you're reaching people who are servicing
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    low ticket clients you know they get
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    paid a 100 bucks for something that
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    someone else gets paid 5,000 10,000
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    right so you're saying well you can get
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    paid more for the same amount of work
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    now this is the exact same
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    product but it has been positioned for
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    three different levels of awareness the
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    same product so you want to think about
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    your product sometimes I'm selling the
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    same product to two different levels of
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    awareness at the same time or two
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    different positions just like what I've
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    been showing you so far and you would
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    continue to make a lot of sales because
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    you are broadening you are scaling on
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    the awareness level so scaling your ad
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    is not just about throwing more budget
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    and you know looking for all the tweaks
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    you can do in Facebook
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    there are many things you can do in your
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    store or in your funnel to increase your
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    income like I just give you an example
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    you can scale on the awareness you know
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    on aware on the awareness uh levels
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    right and you can reach more markets and
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    dominate with your products let me give
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    you another example now this is an email
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    marketing program okay mind you all
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    these are made up so I'm not even sure
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    they're very good headlines cuz I didn't
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    spend a lot of time crafting them I just
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    wanted to give you an idea of you know
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    what you should be doing so so of course
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    this could be improved a lot um there's
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    a lot of room for improvement so now
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    let's reach the solution aware Market
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    with our email marketing program so
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    we're going to tell them something like
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    this use this storytelling approach to
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    revive your dead list and make more
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    money while lowering your unsubscribe
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    rate even if your list is small so these
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    are people who are already aware of
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    email marketing and was saying well we
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    have a new mechanism that can help you
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    make more money even if your list is
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    dead you know and help you reduce your
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    unsubscribe rate you know a lot of email
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    marketers are scared of people
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    unsubscribing I don't know why but you
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    know we can position this product in
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    this way to people who are solutionware
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    and we can move backwards and sell to
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    those who are problem aware you know
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    they know they need to be doing email
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    marketing but they don't know how to
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    start and and you know it's a lot of
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    cost you have to spend money on ads and
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    stuff like that and we can say well yes
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    how to build a big list without spending
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    money on ads so we can even take it
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    further by moving backwards again and
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    sell to those who are unaware and say do
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    you know you can continue making sales
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    without even when you stop running ads
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    if your ad account gets shut down you
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    know and we position it as a way to as a
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    mechanism to get sales and continue to
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    make money even when they are not
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    running ads and so we're talking to
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    people who are unaware of email
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    marketing of course those people will
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    it's the the the the higher you go on
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    the unaware on the awareness level the
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    bigger the market I mean so the unaware
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    people are going to be the largest
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    followed by the problem aware and the
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    solution aware also depending on how
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    sophisticated the market is so the
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    market can be so sophisticated that
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    everyone is aware of something okay and
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    then it becomes a lot difficult called
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    to you know play in the on aware space
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    all right so that's the email marketing
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    example now I want to talk about how to
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    reduce sophistication levels so if
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    you're playing in a market that is
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    really so sophisticated and the
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    competitors are going to eat your life
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    what do you do okay so you simply go
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    deeper all right you solve a smaller
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    pain first so let me pick an example for
  • 00:16:57
    you if you're selling Facebook ads
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    training that is a very very
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    sophisticated Market everyone is talking
  • 00:17:05
    about it now instead of you know dealing
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    with that instead of trying to sell to
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    those people go deeper right solve a
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    more Niche problem so you can say well
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    here's how we scale our ads or here's
  • 00:17:19
    how we target our ads or here's how we
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    craft
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    Ecom ads that has grown our store to so
  • 00:17:28
    and so level so you go deeper you solve
  • 00:17:30
    something smaller so you can reduce the
  • 00:17:32
    competition that you face fewer people
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    are going to be selling that specific
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    thing and so you would have an advantage
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    or you can Niche down even further so
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    for example I I was one of the first few
  • 00:17:47
    people to start selling Facebook um
  • 00:17:49
    advertising for real estate people okay
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    because and I discovered that product or
  • 00:17:56
    that Niche just by I um I had some
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    customers some clients who took my
  • 00:18:02
    programs and they wanted cons they
  • 00:18:04
    wanted
  • 00:18:05
    Consulting and they paid Big Top dollars
  • 00:18:08
    for it right to help real estate
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    companies and having worked with a
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    couple of them I was like well this
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    might very well be a very good Niche
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    there's no one selling a specific you
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    know course that can help these kind of
  • 00:18:19
    customers and so I decided to make one
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    for them addressing all the kind of
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    problems that you know are in that
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    Nation it was a very good sale so I
  • 00:18:28
    literally didn't have competition the
  • 00:18:30
    moment I started it was like one of the
  • 00:18:32
    first things of course they already knew
  • 00:18:35
    about ads and they were already trying
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    ads themselves so I still had and they
  • 00:18:40
    were sophisticated in that sense of ads
  • 00:18:43
    so I had to still use an indirect
  • 00:18:45
    approach and come up with a big idea
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    just to ensure that I'm able to capture
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    attention and get people to you know
  • 00:18:51
    read my ads and then read my copy and by
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    all right so that'll be all for this
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    video I hope you've understood
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    positioning I want you to think deep
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    about your product and how you can
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    position it you know either by posturing
  • 00:19:05
    or just by you know looking at different
  • 00:19:07
    ways your products can be sold different
  • 00:19:10
    segments of the market or by selecting
  • 00:19:13
    you know people based on the awareness
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    levels and maybe trying to Niche down so
  • 00:19:18
    that you can
  • 00:19:20
    attract you know more customers in in an
  • 00:19:24
    area that has you know lower compe
  • 00:19:26
    competition okay so that will be all
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    like I said and I'll see you in the next
  • 00:19:30
    video
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