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market differentiation
...market leaders, in no ranking order, they care about product differentiation. And I like to lead with that and really because if it's a crowded market and this is a way better product and you can really approve that that you have massive product diff
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...differentiation and being differentiated in a market that matters. And so it really is just about about leadership and about differentiation more than about time. Being first to market is just one way sometimes, to achieve that. You said differentiat
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The location, the platform, just the geographical platform focus is what differentiates Vulcan in being able to deliver these when you factor in the transportation costs and how big of a percentage that is to the overall cost of the product. That mak
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...differentiation. So you wanna be different from your competitive set. So how will you stand out? How is your formula gonna be different? How is your price gonna be different? Like, what is the value for the guest or the consumer? And so if everyone l
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...that's a differentiation. So you think about here's a way to make it more concrete. Think about a supermarket. They don't make a lot of money on all the items they sell, but they sell a ton of stuff. Right? You think that versus Tiffany's. I don't re
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represents you. And that competitor will do some things that the customer needs that you don't do. Where those two circles overlap and yours doesn't, that's the value wedge of that vendor. Unique value that that competitor can bring to that customer
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within the product, things that are making make your product unique and different. Do people understand the value of that? You know, you can have a super unique different different thing about your product that makes it really cool in your eyes. But
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...market help. With AI, it's just intensified because you have 10 players pursuing the same market opportunity. And so your ability to actually bring the product to market, to differentiate yourself from the competition has become more strategically im
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...go upmarket to the higher margin stuff and then eventually they overtake the industry. That is one way, obviously, of entering a market. There are other ways of entering the market just with a superior product, so you get more and more people to sort
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“How investors differentiate themselves by leaning into their unique personal traits”
But beyond that, I think your way of differentiating as an investor relies a lot on how you differentiate as a person. Right? And I think that comes down to your upbringing, special skills you have, t
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...SMB mid market enterprise. But if you stop there, you are likely missing okay. But what are the things within your offering that also change the way something gets sold?
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...product differentiation, I can't say enough. And, you know, I assume you have some use cases. So I feel like every sales leader wants to understand about the cost you know, just use cases and customers that you have and why they bought the software i
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than a company that's at a 12% ROIC that might be stagnant over that period of time and not growing. So there's a huge advantage to to getting that correct. There's a lot of other ways that people talk about moats. Buffett talked about brands when he
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Totally. And that's the one that will last for the future. Mhmm. All this highfalutin stuff is great, and all the value added services are great, and all the networks are great, and the executive briefing center is great. Let's not forget the busines
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And we knew the technology could do that, but just the level of human benefit to that and the benefit they got walking around the organisation with their heads high and being able to contribute to it and not just be a cost. I don't think I would have
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so I think that is just a simple observation, which is that the stuff that's most likely will get you there is a different need, but using some of the skills that you have. And nothing very complicated about it, but I think data bears that out. I wou
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“Why market maturity matters more than your product roadmap”
...market that you're in, and it's kind of, like, taking the context of where you're investing, not just what you're investing into? That's absolutely, yeah, a great way to say it. I mean, I understandi
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...struggling in a market that's big and just maybe this is how we went. Just make it incredible versus more features. And I feel like I I should write a post about this. What are the ways to differentiate? There's experience. There's probably price.
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...market. There are other ways of entering the market just with a superior product, so you get more and more people to sort of talk about you. And if it's 10 times or 20 times better product, then everybody's gonna talk about you and will migrate to yo
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