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Credit terms? |  |\n| What are your fixed costs? |  |\n\n\n| What profit margin is your goal? |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| How do your vendors or distributors affect your pricing? |  |\n| How can you test various price points? |  |\n| P L A C E |  |\n| How will you get your product into the marketplace? |  |\n| Where will customers find your product? |  |\n| How will the design of your store or website reflect the product’s positioning and value? |  |\n| What logistics are needed to deliver products to your customers? |  |\n| Will you use distributors or will you sell directly to customers? |  |\n| How will you manage inventory? |  |\n| P R O M O T I O N |  |\n| Select your promotion channels: web content, social media, advertising, direct mail, email, mobile marketing, content marketing, sponsorships, other (special pricing, partners, coupons, etc.) |  |\n| What content do you need for each channel? |  |\n| Who will create the content? |  |\n| Who will set, and implement, the promotion schedule? |  |\n| Will you reach out to influencersand analysts to position your product? |  |\n| P R O C E S S |  |\n| What is the pipeline that delivers the product to your customers? |  |\n| Will the process be a service that customers are willing to pay for? |  |\n\n\n| What did you learn from your last product launch that you can apply to this product? |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| P E O P L E |  |\n| Do you have enough staff to support your product? |  |\n| How will you hire and train additional staff? |  |\n| How will you decide whether to hire staff or outsource work? |  |\n| How will you assign tasks and responsibilities? |  |\n| How will you evaluate staff performance for each task and responsibilities? |  |\n| P H Y S I C A L E V I D E N C E |  |\n| What is the customer experience with your product? |  |\n| What is the customer perception of your product? |  |\n| How is your product perceived in the marketplace? |  |\n| What can enhance the experience? |  |","cbCaiiGYup8N6D56","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiiGYup8N6D56","pdf",121922,"English","# Product\n## Price\n## Place\n## Promotion\n## Process\n## People\n## Physical Evidence","[{\"question\":\"What questions should you answer in the Product section?\",\"answer\":\"Identify the problem your product solves, how it differs from competitors, how it benefits customers, its unique value, included features, and what support, services, or warranties come with it.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the template guide pricing decisions?\",\"answer\":\"It prompts you to assess current market and economic conditions, estimate production costs, compare pricing to competitors, consider customer willingness to pay, set multiple price points, define discounts or credit terms, list fixed costs, and state a target profit margin.\"},{\"question\":\"Which areas are covered for go-to-market execution?\",\"answer\":\"Placement covers distribution and where customers find the product. 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