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What does an ideal messaging and positioning doc look like to you? Could you run through an example?

Eileen Huang
Asana Director of Product Marketing | Formerly GoogleOctober 29

There are many ways to structure messaging and positioning docs. Effective frameworks usually contain these key components, which I’ll share with an example from a recent launch:

  • Target audience

    • CIO and executive IT 

  • Market trends (why now)

    • With AI on the rise, the office of the CIO is responsible for creating an AI strategy that supports their employees’ experience while maintaining data security and privacy.

  • Value and differentiators

    • “Build the right foundation for AI by securely integrating work data”

    • “Deploy AI confidently with safeguards & transparent controls”

    • “Surface intelligent insights to deliver greater ROI at every level”

  • Proof points and use cases

    • Customer and analyst highlights from Zscaler and IDC

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