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Power Positioning: "Create a Focused Impact"


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Peter Andersen
mediaprohawaii.com

Focused Impact
http://www.focusedimpact.com


Power Positioning: "Create a Focused Impact"

Written by Focused Impact Media Group (c) 2003





Positioning is a powerful concept in marketing. To illustrate, have

you ever visited a fast food restaurant, and, in a rush to complete

your order asked for a coke when you "perhaps" meant to order

some other soft drink? The Coke brand and its owners have

achieved a top of mind awareness. Their brand name has become

synonymous with a commodity that has a strong demand.



A lot of their success may be attributed to being the first successful

soft drink on the mass market, other possibilities may be due to

their perpetual multi-million dollar global marketing campaigns

that span life-times as well as cultures. Whatever the cause, the

Coke brand has a very successful & fortified position.



Another example of a strong positioning statement that achieves

a great top of mind awareness is Verizon's "Can you Hear Me Now"

campaign. How many times have you uttered those exact words,

sometimes even consciously when the person the other end of the

line has a weak signal. In most cases, what follows are expressed

or unexpressed images about the "Can You Hear Me Now Guy."



Professional marketers know that with strong positioning, it is nearly

impossible to be out-paced by the competition using moderate

marketing dollars alone. Numerous cases exist where product owners

with seemingly unlimited/ multi-million dollar marketing budgets were

unsuccessful at winning significant market-share against a product

with an established position.



Given a strong position that is known by the market, the

competition is better off not competing on your terms, because the

consumer already intuitively associates your brand with the commodity

and has successfully filed you away in their mental filing cabinets as

occupying that "spot." Therefore, when marketing communications

arrive that are contrary to the consumer's product knowledge, they are

challenged or unconsciously blocked/denied by the mind.



Now, having demonstrated the power of a strong positioning

statement and the need to create a focused-impact,

Will You Accept This Rose? Log-on to see an interactive

demonstration of how positioning can help you achieve the

coveted "top-of-mind." http://www.WillYouAcceptThisRose.com





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Power Positioning Exercise: Can you think of a few viral-like

positions (intentional or not) that help reinforce Mountain Dew's

Code Red brand? Hint: One deals with extreme heat/humidity

advisories within U.S. Cities & States that have extreme summer

temperatures.





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Article: Power Positioning: "Create a Focused Impact" (c) 2003



Focused Impact Media Group specializes in integrated marketing

communications. We are skilled at optimizing results by coordinating

multiple communication channels into a highly focused-impact that

enhances brand identity, positioning and market awareness. For

more information visit: http://www.focusedimpact.com .



(c) 2000 - 2003. Focused Impact Media Group. All Rights Reserved.





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