Does your company have a crisp and defined positioning? In this ongoing series of posts, we break down solid examples that we find "in the wild" to demonstrate how all best-in-class positioning statements contain similar elements. This well done example from Salesforce is succinct and clear — answering what it is, what it does, how it does it, who it's for, what it makes possible and why it matters. A positioning statement can also be abbreviated as we show in this example. For more inspiration take a look back at our previous posts. And if your team needs a strategic partner to help you define or refresh your strategic messaging, reach out to Mutiny.
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