Product differentiation distinguishes an offer through features or benefits that matter to buyers, such as design, usability, materials or associated service. The distinction needs customer relevance; a different name or package alone does not establish it.[1]
A lunchbox might differentiate itself through individually replaceable parts. Explain that benefit with evidence and check whether shoppers value it. Differentiation is the substantive product or service choice, while a unique selling proposition is a concise way to communicate a compelling difference.
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