Positioning Statement Builder

Moore · Dunford · Blank · Simple · live preview · compare

Geoffrey Moore · Crossing the Chasm

The classic. Seven specific slots; fill them and a clear statement falls out.

The specific segment you serve

The core pain point or job to be done

Your product or service name

The market category customers would recognize

The primary value delivered to the customer

What customers use today instead of your product

Your unique capability that alternatives lack

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For [target customer] who [statement of need], [product name] is a [product category] that [key benefit]. Unlike [competitive alternative], our product [key differentiator].

About this tool

What positioning frameworks does the builder support?
April Dunford's Obviously Awesome frame (market category + best-fit customers + unique attributes + value for attributes + alternatives), Geoffrey Moore's Crossing the Chasm template, and a minimal one-liner template.
What is a positioning statement?
A positioning statement defines who the product is for, what category it belongs to, how it is different from alternatives, and why that difference matters. It is internal strategy, not a tagline.
Can I export the statement?
Yes. Export as plain text or Markdown to paste into a brand doc, PRD, or sales deck.
Is there guidance on filling in each field?
Yes. Each field has a tooltip explaining what to enter and an example from a well-known product.
About

Draft a positioning statement using one of four frameworks. Filled answers are bold; bracketed placeholders mark gaps.

Moore: seven explicit slots.
Dunford: Obviously Awesome — frame markets & unique attributes.
Blank: elevator pitch.
Simple: one-line internal.

Be specific, name real alternatives, defensible differentiator. "Copy AI tighten-prompt" gives you a ready prompt for ChatGPT/Claude.