Three value propositions in the classic Geoffrey Moore positioning formula: for X who Y, our Z is a category that... unlike... our product...
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'Other software' is too vague. Name the actual competitor or workflow ('Excel + email').
The right one usually surprises you slightly. The most-obvious framing is rarely the most effective.
Read it aloud to a target customer. Watch their face. If they nod or push back, you have signal. If they say 'cool', revise.
The Geoffrey Moore value-prop template forces clarity on six things: target customer, their need, your category, your benefit, the alternative, and your differentiation.
This tool generates three options — each targeting a slightly different angle (cost, speed, outcome) — so you can compare which framing resonates most with your team and customers.
Most pitch decks die on slide 2 because the value prop is vague. The Moore template forces you to commit to a specific customer, a specific need, and a specific differentiation.
Once locked in, your value prop becomes the source of truth for hero copy, sales decks, ad headlines, and investor pitches.
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