Overview: Unique Selling Proposition | ||
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Definition | A clear statement of the unique value of a product or service. | |
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What is a Unique Selling Proposition? John Spacey, updated on
A unique selling proposition is a statement of benefits that a product has over the competition. It is originally an advertising term that is used to describe the process of clearly framing a product's differentiation in a way that will compel customers to buy. It is associated with slogans that clearly capture the distinct value of a product or service.
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