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Positioning statements: benefits, barriers and competition
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1what an audience is giving up or how difficult a behavior is
- Abarriers
- Bbenefits
- Ccompetition
- Dinfluential others
2what will an audience get if they engage in the recommended behavior?
- Acompetition
- Bbenefits
- Cinfluential others
- Demotional appeal
- Ewillingness
3designing the organizations actual and perceived offering in such a way that in lands and occupies a distinctive place in the minds of your target audience.
- Apositioning
- Btheory
- Cemotional appeal
- Dlogical appeal
4we want a TARGET AUDIENCE to see DESIRED BEHAVIOR as SET OF BENEFITS as more important and beneficial than COMPETITION or COMPETTING BEHAVIOR, is the formula for??
- Apositioning statement
- Bbenefit- competition ratio
- Cinfluential others
- Dbenefit-barrier ratio
5focusing on barriers to overcome is what kind of positioning statement strategy?
- Abarrier focused
- Bbehavior focused
- Crepositioning
- Dcompetition focused
- Ebenefit focused
6focusing on the clear benefit is what kind of positioning statement strategy?
- Abenefit focused
- Bcompetition focused
- Cbehavior focused
- Dbarrier focused
7by decreasing the benefit of the competing behavior, and increasing the benefit of the desired behavior, is which competitive strategy?
- Abenefit-to-benefit superiority
- Bbenefit-to-cost superiority
- Ccost-to-cost superiority
- Dcost-to-benefit superiority
8the competitive strategy which decreases benefits of competition behavior and decreasing costs/barriers to desired behavior is known as
- Abenefit-to-benefit superiority
- Bcost-to-benefit superiority
- Cbenefit-to-cost superiority
- Dcost-to-cost superiority
9increasing the cost/barrier of a competiting behavior, while also increasing the benefit's of a desired behavior is what superiority?
- Acost-to-benefit
- Bbenefit-to-cost
- Cbenefit-to-benefit
- Dcost-to-cost
10increasing the costs of a competing behavior and decreasing the cost of a desired behavior
- Abenefit-to-benefit
- Bcost-to-cost
- Cbenefit-to-cost
- Dcost-to-benefit
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- Whitney Slavin
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