Comparing products without an understanding of the important market problems by which to compare the products is a waste of time. Â This is the third in a series on comparing products - jump back to the introduction if you haven’t already read the previous articles. Â Go ahead, we’ll wait, then come back.
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Who Are Your Customers – Comparing Products Part 2
The first step to comparing products is understanding your customers. Â This may seem counter-intuitive, but your product’s capabilities are meaningless unless you are comparing them from your customer’s point of view. Â This article is part 2 in a series on comparing products. Â Check out part 1, then continue with this article on the first steps of comparing products.
Compare Products Not Specs – Comparing Products Part 1
Recently, the gadget-reviewer crowd has caught on to something we’ve known for a long time. Â Comparing products is not about comparing specs, it is about comparing how well the products solve problems that customers will pay to solve. Â That begs the question – how should you compare products? Â Read on to see the product comparison technique I recommend.
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