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At the beginning of the lesson, we used the word strawberry to illustrate an important limitation of today's AI models. What principle was that example intended to demonstrate?
Chapter 5 · Positioning
Positioning
Positioning works on the mind of the buyer, not on the product itself. The product stays the same; the rank it holds in the mind is what moves.
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The buyer’s mind
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Slide the ad spend
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What does that definition say positioning works on?
The buyer's mindThe product itselfThe priceThe staffThe question
Positioning works on the mind, not the product
Reel · 55 seconds
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At the beginning of the lesson, we used the word strawberry to illustrate an important limitation of today's AI models. What principle was that example intended to demonstrate?
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