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Survey the Skies Pinpointing the needs of your prospects will assist you in crafting messages specifically for them. To identify your market and develop relevant messaging highlights for the purpose of planning your product launch, you will need to answer the classic "Who, What, When, Where, Why and How" about your product. |
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Does it serve a particular industry?
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Is it geared toward a specific size company?
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Does it help the technical, sales, or executive roles within the business?
What does your product do?
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Think about the benefits of your product, not a laundry list of features.
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Answer this key question: What will I be able to do once I have implemented your product or solution that I was unable to do before you started?
When is your product a good fit?
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Identify pains a customer would need to have before your product would be a good fit.
Why should your product be implemented?
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Think about the advantages your product has over competing products.
How does your product help solve business issues?
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Develop a list of key highlights that reflect the outcome your product will have on your customers.
Concise and compelling messaging will address the needs of your target audience and build credibility.

