Obviously Awesome

Obviously Awesome

by April Dunford

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Dunford provides a systematic framework for product positioning, who your best customers are and why they should care. Most positioning fails by describing what was built, not the unique value.

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It draws on Crossing the Chasm.

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Dunford references Moore's Crossing the Chasm on why positioning matters.

Crossing the Chasm

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Crossing the Chasm

by Geoffrey Moore

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