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Deficiency versus aspirational marketing

Deficiency versus aspirational marketing

Two popular ways to present your marketing are as “deficiency marketing” or “aspirational marketing”

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Either approach can be very powerful, but the best move is to combine them both. If you can show people that you understand their problems and you can show them what the future could look like, that’s a pretty compelling story.

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