In marketing, what makes you special is your unique selling proposition or USP. You are supposed to find it and exploit it, because it is what sets you apart from your competition and defines you to the public. It should be specific and it should be real. Lots of products claim they are “improved” or [...]
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What makes you special
Posted in advertising, tagged USP, USPS fuel surcharge ad campaign on September 5, 2008 | 2 Comments »
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