Inspelis

Our Services

Product Positioning

Once the market is understood, the next step is to define:

What you sell, who you sell it to, why customers should choose you, and how to

communicate your offer in a way the local market understands.

How We Can Help

• Clarify core selling points

• Develop the value proposition

• Write company and brand messaging

• Structure the product portfolio

• Design service packages

• Build pricing comparison tables

• Build a basic profitability model

• Create or coordinate visual assets

• Design small-scale market tests

001 Brand Value Proposition

Clarify:

Who do we help, and what problem do we solve for them?

002 Brand Story

Organize and articulate:

• Company background

• Professional experience

• Product philosophy

• Business strengths

• Customer value

003 Unique Selling Proposition (USP)

Identify commercially meaningful points of differentiation, such as:

• Performance

• Price

• Convenience

• Delivery speed

• Service responsiveness

• Customization capabilities

• Professional expertise

• Local support

• Cost advantage

004 Product or Service Portfolio

Structure the offer around customer needs:

• Entry-level offer

• Core offer

• High-value offer

• Complementary products

• Complementary services

005 Localization & Market Adaptation

Adapt to the target market as needed:

• Product specifications

• Packaging

• Instructions and user documentation

• Service scope

• Delivery model

• After-sales arrangements

• Product or service messaging

006 Pricing Structure

Design pricing based on the business model:

• One-time purchase

• Project-based pricing

• Service packages

• Subscriptions

• Volume pricing

• Distributor pricing

007 Reducing the Barrier to First Purchase

Depending on the business, this may include:

• Samples

• Trials

• Product demonstrations

• Consultation or diagnostic sessions

• First-purchase offers

• Small-scale pilot projects

008 Profitability Assessment

Consider:

• Procurement costs

• Labour costs

• Fulfilment and delivery costs

• Channel commissions

• Payment processing costs

• After-sales costs

• Marketing costs

• Third-party costs

Build a basic profitability model.

009 Visual Identity

Coordinate as needed:

• Logo

• Colour palette

• Typography

• Image style

• Product collateral

• Sales collateral

Key Deliverables

Positioning brief, key messaging framework, product/service portfolio, pricing

recommendations, package structure, basic visual guidelines, company profile materials,

and market test plan.