The Position Primer: Why Your Business Doesn’t Create Demand (And How to Fix It)
The Position Primer: Why Your Business Doesn’t Create Demand (And How to Fix It)
Position
Clarity Own your stance in-market.
How you are seen and chosen.
The Position Pillar: Defining Your Category of One
Most business owners think they need better marketing.
In reality, they need a position that makes marketing obvious.
The Position Pillar is where we do that work.
We don’t start with copy. We start with precision:
- Who you are for (and who you’re not)
- The specific problem set you own
- The standard you hold that others don’t
- The trade-offs you’re actually willing to make
Clear, direct marketing is just the visible tip of that.
If the stance underneath is vague, no amount of “better messaging” will save you from being treated like a commodity.
The aim here is a true category of one—where you become the only logical choice for a specific kind of client with a specific problem.
Sometimes we’ll find that cleanly.
Sometimes the constraint is you: you’re not willing (yet) to narrow far enough.
Either way, this pillar removes the fog.
You stop guessing what to say and start operating from a position that makes your value obvious—and your competition largely irrelevant.
Why Your B2B Service Business Keeps Falling Into Feast & Famine
Why Your B2B Service Business Keeps Falling Into Feast & Famine
Why Good Operators Struggle to Generate Consistent Clients: The Demand System Failure Primer
Most B2B operators don’t have a leads problem — they have a broken demand system. This Primer explains why clarity, stance, and proof matter more than tactics, and why inconsistent clients are a structural issue, not …
You Think You’re Showing Up as a Premium Option — But the Market Can’t See It.
You want to be the person that has the result. You want to show up strong, authoritative, and as a leader. But you're actually BEING someone else, and that's what your clients actually see.