Positioning
Who it is for, the problem you own, and why you, in one sentence.
Wrote the product page copy
Light edit by Dan
4 Nov 2026
Rewrite product heroes so each helper is named first, then the skill.
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Before names: who is this for, and what should they feel in the first five seconds?
Busy parents. Relief.
Three territories: calm, capable, cheeky. Twelve names, and a quick clash check on each. This is not a trademark search.
Capable feels right.
Then every line has to prove you are capable. Who are you for, really? ✓
The logo is fine. The website is fine. Nobody remembers it, because it sounds like the competitor.
A brand isn't a logo. It's what you stand for, decided again every day.
Who it is for, the problem you own, and why you, in one sentence.
Territories and shortlists, with a clash check. Not legal clearance.
Tagline, elevator pitch and the lines for each audience.
A tone guide with what you say and what you never say.
A brief for colour, type and mood. Your designer still designs.
Checks new content against the brand before it goes out.
Own one idea in the customer’s mind, say it the same way everywhere, and prove it in the work.
Name checks are a first look. They are not legal clearance.
Positioning sentence: written
Names shortlisted: 12
Off-brand lines caught: 3
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