Paul Hutchings
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Features Vs. Benefits

Features Vs. Benefits

March 30, 2018by Paul Hutchings

A feature describes what a product or service is.

A benefit describes what it does.

Customers usually don’t buy it for what it is.

They buy for what it does.

I saw a great example of this on a battery commercial the other day.

Picture A: A man on a plan was shown with headphones on his head, peacefully enjoying his flight.

Picture B: The man was shown in pure misery as he endured screaming children and loud talking, coughing passengers.

A battery with longer staying power was what the product was.

Peace of mind was what the product does.

See the difference?

Paul Hutchings
Paul Hutchings
Happily married for 20 years. 4 sons. Started my first home biz in 2005. Love music, reading, fitness & helping others win FREEEDOM! Also co-founded The Home Business Academy.

I love working from home. 😀

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