How To Kill Your Competitors Product And Get A Great Big Laugh While Doing It
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Outshining Competitors with Clever Tactics
Introduction
I'll never forget the day a competitor started copying our products and services. Initially, it felt "flattering," but I reminded myself, "competition drives innovation."
The Turning Point
After months of seeing similar ads and encountering them at the same tradeshows, I decided to act. I launched a bold strategy that effectively ended their tradeshow appearances for good.
Confidence in Quality
Our product was far superior. It was frustrating to watch them capitalize on our success with their "me too" product. Their negative comments about us fueled an advertising campaign that turned the tide in our favor.
The Strategic Swap
Due to product similarity, we often received complaints meant for our competitor. We got smart: offering a discount to those willing to "switch." Customers simply sent us their faulty product, and we provided ours at a discounted rate, complete with a full warranty and support. This initiative served multiple purposes:
1. Enhanced Reputation: Customers were impressed by our willingness to trade in defective products for our superior offering.
2. Boosted Sales: We transformed unhappy customers into loyal supporters, increasing sales significantly.
3. Positive Image: We gained a reputation as the "good guys," with our customer service and product popularity praised across the industry.
4. Word of Mouth: Testimonials from satisfied customers were published and displayed at industry events, spreading our positive image further.
The Tradeshow Triumph
We promoted our offer at national and international tradeshows, a decisive move in outshining the competition. By highlighting our product's superiority, we turned their negativity against them.
A Bold Display
To make a statement, we hung a transparent trash can in our tradeshow booth labeled "CAN THE LINK" (our competitor's product name). Filled with their failed products, it became a centerpiece that attracted widespread attention. Visitors took photos, offering support and encouragement. Even when asked to remove it, we stood firm, planning to escalate with larger displays if needed.
Unexpected Support
Customers spontaneously wore bright pink T-shirts with negative slogans about our competitor. They even stood outside their booth until the competitor issued refunds. This organic support amplified our efforts.
Conclusion
This approach not only eliminated a competitor but also strengthened our brand, turning challenges into opportunities with a touch of humor and creativity.
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