Creating an offering with a distinguishable identity is a certain way to separate you from your competitors

A good example of company who seek to differentiate their product is Airstream. Airstream produce campervans and caravans which are designed to stand out from the crowd and embody the values of timelessness, convenience, and pleasure.

 

The silver, streamlined surfaces of their caravans are striking, fashioned to evoke both a classic shape, but also a futuristic efficiency. Their marketing foregrounds their use of recyclable materials and how their product can be passed through generations.

 

Airstream want their vans to be both easy to use on the road, and comfortable off it. They have identified the key wants and needs of their target market so their product can truly resonate with them. Alongside catering for the basic desires of their customers, Airstream have created a brand image which is unique and gives them an added element of appeal.

 

What could you do to make your product/service resonate best with your target market?

Nick Cramp & Alice Bea Crozier

Nick Cramp and Alice Bea Crozier are the co-founders of The Rethink Collective, a partnership helping business leaders achieve sustainable success through strategic leadership coaching and operational clarity.

Their “Better Before Bigger” philosophy prioritises intentional leadership, resilience, and well-being over relentless expansion.

Nick, with nearly three decades of coaching experience, helps leaders move from overwhelm to clarity, while Alice, with expertise in education and operations, optimises leadership capability and efficiency. Together, they guide entrepreneurs to scale sustainably and align business success with personal fulfilment.

At The Rethink Collective, the focus isn’t just growth—it’s meaningful, sustainable success.

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