How do you create value for your customers? That really is one of the most fundamental questions you can ask in your business. It implies two things: you know who your customers are and what they want. This fits for business to consumer markets and internal stakeholders within organisations. As the book title suggests, your value proposition is the key to creating products and services your customers actually want.
The Value Proposition is broken down into two key chunks:
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