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Value Proposition Designer
Julius Parrisius
Sales & Mktg @lengoo.de
E-Mail: julius.parrisius@lengoo.de
Twitter: @jrparrisius
Blog: juliusparrisius.wordpress.com

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9 building blocks

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Goal: product-market fit

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What jobs is she trying to
get done?
(functional, social, emotional etc…)
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What pains does she have?
(Emotions, cost, situations, risks…)
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What gains is she hoping for?
(functional, social, emotional, costs etc…)
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On which products/
services is your VP based?
(in-/tangible, digital/virtual, financial, …)

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How are they pain killers?
(Emotionen, Kosten, Situationen, Risiken …)

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How are they delivering
gains?
(funktional, sozial, emotional, Kosten …)

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It‘s not just this… …it‘s both together!
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1. What‘s the spider of your industry?
Two things to keep in mind in the process:

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…think of a spider graph.
key comp. factor 1
key comp. factor 2
key comp. factor 3
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relative market position
relative market position
relative market position
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2. Which type of customer are you targeting?
Solution of competition?
Ugly work-around /
no solution?

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Now you do it:
Design a value proposition for your case.

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Thank you! Questions?
Julius Parrisius
Sales & Mktg @lengoo.de
E-Mail: julius.parrisius@lengoo.de
Twitter: @jrparrisius
Blog: juliusparrisius.wordpress.com