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Issue 2 Immediate Update: Remembering Your USP
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Dear Reader,

Your USP or Universal Sales Proposition is your anchor in the ocean, your tie to getting you from one destination to the next, and that is your chosen destination! This newsletter has more information you will find useful in establishing and refining the very reasons WHY YOUR IN BUSINESS.

Our newsletter dated May 30th, 2002 dealt with this issue, however this updated letter contains more details and knowledge you should find helpful.

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Adrift At Sea

There are three typical problems created in a business when it lacks a well-defined and visible USP. First:members of that business will act on their own version of it's USP for the future, so activities and plans are developed in disconnected and a scattered way. Second: In the absence of a USP, people responsible for raising money may act on their plans rather than the business mission, eventually investors see this and withdraw support. Third: A business that is scattered will not produce focused decisions, and poor decisions will lead a company adrift, directionless, and at worse in competing directions.



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Build Your Anchor

The qualities of a good Universal Sales Proposition (USP) are as follows: The statement is a short, snappy presentation of the purpose of your business. It can fit at the bottom of your business card. Make it memorable and such that everyone in your company knows it. It is the basic commitment of everyone in your business, and guides their actions daily. It should be free of jargon so average people can understand it. It covers what your business is about, it is long-lasting, and poses a challenge to your employees to reach the goal. It seperates you from your competitors.



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Finally, adopt a step by step method to develop and create your USP. This can be your own approach or something you have learned from others, but don't leave anything to chance. This is your guide, your clearly chosen path and the USP will be your constant companion along the way.

Klondike Marketing, Inc. has a seven step plan for developing a business USP. Along with this plan are six worksheets anyone can use in the development and final creation of their Universal Sales Proposition (USP). If you would like a COPY of these worksheets, simply REPLY with this newsletter asking for materials. I will gladly FORWARD them to you.

Sincerely,

Caswell Forrest
www.klondikemarketing.com


email: cforrest@klondikemarketing.com
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