HOW TO CREATE A VALUE PROPOSITION: A FOUR-STEP FRAMEWORK

Summary from the TLDR Marketing newsletter

Your value proposition is at the heart of all your go-to-market activities – particularly in the startup stages. First define the problem, while assuming that people don't want more products. Ask yourself what the risk or consequence is that's associated with the problem, which is the customer pain point. Next, list your product's capabilities and connect them to the problems you've identified in the prior steps. The more thoroughly you solve the issue, the more interested people will be. Finally, prove that your product solves the problems with customer case studies. With all of this information, you can now summarize your value proposition - use no more than two sentences.