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Integrate Your Unique Value Proposition into Your Content
Your value proposition (VP) should tell consumers why they should choose to do business with you instead of your competitors. You can do it through your online content. Here’s how.
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Your value proposition (VP) should tell consumers why they should choose to do business with you instead of your competitors. If your value proposition is doing its job correctly, it should tell website visitors almost immediately – in just a few words – why your business is the best option for them. How do you relay this seemingly complex message effectively? How do you say everything needed to win customers almost instantly? You can do it through your online content. Here’s how. Read more
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