Narrow Focus, Broad Success: Why Your B2B Start-up Brand Needs to Pick a Lane.

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Links Download your free Ai-powered prototyping toolkitApply to our beta programJoin our communityWatch this episode on YouTubeSummaryIn this episode, Phill and Adam discuss why you can't be both a B2B and B2C business. They emphasise the importance of focusing on a single specific customer persona and delivering value to that target market. They also highlight the need for a clear and compelling value proposition that clearly communicates what the business does and the value it provides. Additionally, they discuss the concept of high brand moments, which are the elements of a brand that add uniqueness and emotional appeal to a product or service.

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