Positioning: decisions, evidence, application.
Read this path when the business feels capable but difficult to explain.
60 essays for this decision

Inside Positioning
The visible symptom carries a deeper decision.
Positioning decides which comparison a customer should use, which situation makes the offer relevant, and which difference deserves memory. It gives every later brand choice a shared direction.
This reading path moves from category and audience decisions into proof, offer logic, and the language used to hold the position steady.
A useful next read
Brand positioning statement examples, and why most sound generic
See positioning statement examples built from customer, alternative, consequence and proof, then use the same tests to sharpen a service business position.
Positioning decision path
Start with the question closest to your situation.
Each guide gives you the decision first, then the framework, examples, evidence, and adjacent questions needed to use it.
Start with a business problemFive topics are available
Write the symptom in the language already used in the room.Showing 1 to 3 of 60 essays
Your next step
Choose the route that matches the decision.
- 01Brand positioning for service businessesReview the buyer, competing offers and evidence with Suman. See the research, decisions and deliverables a positioning engagement can cover.
- 02See the MyShopInEurope positioning decisionsA recorded brand foundation built around craft and origin rather than marketplace language led by price.
- 03Discuss your positioning question with SumanBring your offer, the buyers you want to serve and the alternatives they compare.

Adjacent decisions
What this choice changes elsewhere.
Move into the questions that affect the position, language, customer journey, or memory around this choice.
Published project record
MyShopInEurope
Category, audience, and a craft and origin position shaped for a new marketplace connecting India with Europe.Read the project recordRelevant scope