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| ==== 4.5 Strategy ==== | ==== 4.5 Strategy ==== | ||
| - | An effective marketing strategy is necessary to connect Screen2Green with its intended users and to establish a clear direction for future market entry. This strategy is based on the results of the market analysis and is intended to guide the project in terms of value delivery, audience focus, and competitive differentiation. | + | An effective marketing strategy is necessary to connect Screen2Green with its intended users and to establish a clear direction for future market entry. This strategy is based on the results of the market analysis and is intended to guide the project in terms of value delivery, audience focus, and competitive differentiation |
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| === 4.5.2 Segmentation and targeting === | === 4.5.2 Segmentation and targeting === | ||
| - | To effectively position Screen2Green within the market, a segmentation strategy has been developed based on demographic, | + | To effectively position Screen2Green within the market, a segmentation strategy has been developed based on demographic, |
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| === 4.5.3 Positioning === | === 4.5.3 Positioning === | ||
| - | Positioning defines how Screen2Green should be perceived in the minds of users relative to competing products. The aim is to create a clear and distinctive place in the market by emphasizing the product’s unique combination of productivity support, digital well-being, and physical plant interaction. | + | Positioning defines how Screen2Green should be perceived in the minds of users relative to competing products |
| As illustrated in the perceptual map, existing solutions can be divided into two main categories based on their level of physical interaction and behavioral influence. Productivity applications such as Forest, Flora, and Focus To-Do demonstrate high behavioral influence but low physical interaction, | As illustrated in the perceptual map, existing solutions can be divided into two main categories based on their level of physical interaction and behavioral influence. Productivity applications such as Forest, Flora, and Focus To-Do demonstrate high behavioral influence but low physical interaction, | ||