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 #11
Marcus

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Originally Posted by mtajim
Yes , they all seem to be same , but theres diffrence in the way you take them
How do you take them?

 #12
Jolly Roger

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Originally Posted by SpeedRacer
I'll give you my interpretations...

An Elevator Speech is a quick rundown (in a nutshell) of what you're offering.

A Tagline and Slogan are similar except that a tagline acts like a memory jogger and a slogan acts more like a short advertisement.

A Sales Message is the unique approach or light that you're presenting your product or service in. Your sales message would change depending on the target audience.

A Value Proposition is a "Who-What-Why" message used for advertising purposes.

A Unique Selling Proposition (USP) is about a unique (can't get it anywhere else) and compelling (worth the jump) benefit the customer will receive by using your product or service.
Thanks for breaking that down SpeedRacer. This will help anyone who is trying to sort out the differences.

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 #13
Thomas

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Originally Posted by benjamin-benjamin
sorry i misunderstood, i thought you were talking about when you meet someone, not advertising.... sorry..
No worries.

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