Category: Positioning

  • James Dyson was fed up with mediocre vacuum cleaners.

    James Dyson was fed up with mediocre vacuum cleaners.

    Clogged bags.Weak suction.Dust everywhere. So he did what any reasonable person would do: he built 5,127 prototypes. Yes, you read that right. 5,127. This wasn’t just about making a better vacuum. It was about redefining an entire industry. And that, folks, is positioning in action. Dyson didn’t just want to be another vacuum brand. He…

  • The Dove Revolution

    The Dove Revolution

    Once upon a time, Dove was just another soap brand. You know, the kind your grandma kept in her bathroom. But in 2004, something changed. Dove didn’t just clean up its act; it cleaned up the entire beauty industry’s act. Here’s how a simple soap brand rewrote the rules of marketing and gave us all…

  • Guinness, Michelin, and Red Bull: When your actions speak louder than ‘marketing.’

    We’ve been sold a lie. The lie: marketing is about ads, slogans, and social media campaigns. But what if the best marketing isn’t marketing at all? Guinness, Michelin, and Red Bull figured this out long ago. A beer company cataloging world records?A tire manufacturer rating restaurants?An energy drink brand racing Formula 1 cars? Madness, right?…