So what did the company do? They came up with a new plan: Healthy Breakfast.
The products didn't need to change, they were based on nutrition already, they just changed their "basic level" plan.
Good health starts every day when we wake up, we all know the importance of breakfast, so the company started promoting the ideals of a healthy breakfast. Who needs breakfast? Everybody. How long do they need breakfast for? Their whole life.
Now the criteria for somebody to try the products worked like this:
- They needed to be a person.
This 'healthy breakfast' plan became the "Google search" of that company, the basic entry point.
Next up is an example closer to home. (This is the final example and will hopefully put a few light bulbs over your head)
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DABK
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Interesting post. A little change in perspective can take you a long way.
You can use the idea (enlarge the pool of buyers, change the pool of buyers without changing the product, with getting it universal being the best) every day.
I mean, you can sell a treadmill as an exercise machine to get you in shape; you can sell it to women to get trimmer legs. It's still a treadmill.
But it is best if you pick things that can be wanted by everybody.
You can use the idea (enlarge the pool of buyers, change the pool of buyers without changing the product, with getting it universal being the best) every day.
I mean, you can sell a treadmill as an exercise machine to get you in shape; you can sell it to women to get trimmer legs. It's still a treadmill.
But it is best if you pick things that can be wanted by everybody.