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6 Types of Marketability

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Marketability is the competitive position of an brand, product or service with respect to a market. In order words, it is the potential for a product to sell and the risk that it won't sell. The following are common types of marketability.

Cost & Price

The ability to offer a reasonable price and make a profit at that level. In a commodity industry, prices are set by the market and a higher cost base is a significant competitive disadvantage. Premium products compete on price relative to perceived quality.

Customer Needs

A product that customers will be motivated to buy because it fulfills needs.

Functionality & Performance

Competitive features and performance relative to other products on the market. An innovative or niche product may offer features that are unique. In some cases, a lack of features can be an advantage if customer needs and preferences are served.

Quality

The value of your offerings to customers including factors such as reliability, durability, usability, customer experience and design.

Distribution

The ability to reach customers to sell to them and deliver your products and services.

Reputation & Recognition

The ability to establish a reputation and/or brand recognition in a crowded market.
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The competitive position of an brand, product or service with respect to a market.
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