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Thomas
Convince me in five words or less!

Elevator speech, tagline, sales message, value proposition, unique selling proposition... aren't these all pretty much the same thing?
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SpeedRacer
There is a difference.

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Elevator speech, tagline, sales message, value proposition, unique selling proposition... aren't these all pretty much the same thing?
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.
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Elevator speech, tagline, sales message, value proposition, unique selling proposition... aren't these all pretty much the same thing?

What puts you in the market?
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What puts you in the market?
What do you mean?
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What do you mean?
sorry, i was just giving you a hard time. I try to make my spill change based off of what is important to someone..
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sorry, i was just giving you a hard time. I try to make my spill change based off of what is important to someone..
What is your opinion B-B do you think these are all pretty much the same thing?
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benjamin-benjamin
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What is your opinion B-B do you think these are all pretty much the same thing?
I believe that if you plan to talk to someone about anything and you have a set plan on what you are going to say, i don't believe that is effective. now don't get me wrong, i am a huge believer in pre-call planning, but you must find out what is important to someone. If i am selling something and my sales message (or whatever you want to call it) is how great our prices are and someone has a budget of whatever they want to spend, then it was ineffective.
as far as the 5 things (USP, value, etc...) I believe that they can all overlap depending on what you are selling. sorry to be so vague....
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Thomas
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I believe that if you plan to talk to someone about anything and you have a set plan on what you are going to say, i don't believe that is effective.
How else would you advertise your products besides figuring out what your going to say and then saying it?
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How else would you advertise your products besides figuring out what your going to say and then saying it?
sorry i misunderstood, i thought you were talking about when you meet someone, not advertising.... sorry..
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mtajim
Yes , they all seem to be same , but theres diffrence in the way you take them
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