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  • Mainstream adopter VS early-adopter differences. The Iphone Story.

    Last Saturday, I went with my mom to change her 3-year-old Samsung for an iPhone 12.

    I was the one influencing her purchase.

    ✅ Mainstream needs to validate tech purchases by known local buyers. They don’t like to be the first.

    I recommended my mom to go to the Apple Store (specialist)…

    …she picked to go to a well-known big retailer (generalist).

    ✅ Familiar channels are a must when competing in the mainstream.

    I asked her why she wanted to go to the big retailer instead of Apple Store.

    I observed.

    Rather than buying an insolated core product (Iphone), she was buying a whole product that the big retailer was offering:

    • Flexible and free financial services

    • Migration from android to IOS

    • Free insurance packs

    • Transactional & generalist conversation

    • The Iphone

    She decided on safety and low risk over product specialization (Apple Store).

    ✅ Build differentiation and reduce risk perception with a whole product to jump into the mainstream and achieve exponential growth.

    What intangibles are you building to differentiate your offering?

    How are you adapting your GoToMarket to reach + sell to the next wave of adopters?

    ✅ Your tech-business + product should be dynamic and be adapted to the technology adoption lifecycle stage of your market-cagegory to achieve sustainable growth.

    This is a consumer story, but it works the same way to for tech products/services in B2B.

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    → 9:06 PM, Apr 2
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