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A product benefit is the value that customers realize from a product or service. These are expressed in terms of customer needs, expectations, requirements and motivations. It is a fundamental rule of marketing and sales that customers are typically more interested in benefits as opposed to the technical details or features of your product. The following are illustrative examples of a product benefit.
Adaptability
Aesthetics
Automates work
Build quality
Cleanliness
Comfort
Communication
Compatibility
Configurability
Consistency
Convenience
Cost savings
Cultural experiences
Durability
Ease of maintenance
Ease of use
Efficiency
Emotional experiences
Entertainment
Epic experience
Escape from routine
Fast delivery
Fast response times
Fast support
Fun to use
Health & wellness
Styles and colors that customers prefer
Helpful support
Ideal size
Improved lifestyle
Improved quality of life
Increased freedom
Information access
Intuitive to use
Learning & development
Look & feel
Nature experiences
Performance
Mobility
Peace of mind
Productive to use
Lack of defects and errors
Quality materials & ingredients
Recreational enjoyment
Rejuvenation
Relaxation
Reliability
Repairability
Reusability
Risk reduction
Safety
Security
Sense of accomplishment
Sensory experience such as smell
Service excellence
Social environments and experiences
Social status
Solves problems
Stimulating environments and experiences
Time-saving
Tools for completing work
Tools to express creativity
Unforgettable memories
Useful packaging

Objectives

A product that allows a customer to achieve an objective. For example, a refrigerator that makes small ice cubes allows a customer to make their favorite iced beverage at home.

Cost

A product that saves the customer money. For example, a parent who is looking to save money on batteries for children's toys finds that rechargeable batteries have a lower lifetime cost than disposables.

Convenience

A product or service that saves the customer time or makes things easier such as delivery of groceries to your door.

Comfort

Comfort such as headphones that you can barely notice you're wearing.

Usability

A camera that is intuitive to use.

Productivity

Professional software that saves an architect time in developing concepts for a client.

Efficiency

An electric car that can make it from one city to another on a single charge.

Sustainability

An electric bus that helps a city to achieve its sustainability targets.

Peak Experience

A sailboat that helps a customer pursue a life of adventure.

Transformation

A book that helps a person to change in a positive direction.

Style

A pair of shoes that inspire a customer with their style.

Mobility

A game system that allows a customer to play anywhere.

Risk

An airline that has a good safety record and reputation makes a customer feel safe on flights.

Culture

A restaurant in Paris that represents an authentic cultural experience.

Entertainment

A game that is so engaging that you dream about it.

Health & Wellness

A meal that customers perceive as healthy.

Status

A pair of running shoes associated with a customer's favorite sports hero.

Values

An environmentally friendly product that helps customers to feel good about a purchase.

Performance

A television that doesn't pause slightly when you turn it on or change channels.

Customer Service

A restaurant that meets customer expectations for service such that they enjoy the experience.

Durability

A customer needs a phone to keep working after they drop it.

Quality

A traveler expects an extremely clean hotel room.

Availability

A customer needs their stock trading app to work at all times with no outages.

Peace of Mind

A customer wants to know that their mobile phone is secure and private.

Flexibility

A customer wants to access their streaming media accounts when they travel without restriction.

Character

An old hotel with character such that customers get a feeling from it.

Sensory Experience

Soap that looks and smells pleasing.
Overview: Product Benefits
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Definition
The value that customers realize from a product or service.
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Product Benefits
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