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A startup can use the value stick framework to prioritize the right value drivers and grow their business by first understanding what value drivers are most important to their customers and employees. This can be done by conducting market research and gathering feedback. Once these value drivers are identified, the startup can then focus on enhancing these areas to increase the customer's willingness to pay and decrease the employee's willingness to sell. This could involve improving product quality, offering competitive pricing, providing excellent customer service, or creating a positive work environment. Additionally, startups can use value maps to compare their value drivers against those of their competitors and identify areas for improvement or differentiation.
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You'll learn the value stick framework to raise a customer's willingness to pay and lower an employee's willingness to sell, how customers and employees contribute to value incentives, how to build value maps to compare against your competitors, and how companies like Amazon, Apple, Ford and Nike prioritize the right value drivers to grow their business.
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