Your Value Proposition Agent helps you build a clear statement of why your offering is the right choice for a defined audience — grounded in benefits you can prove and expressed in language that will resonate.
Use it for anything that needs a rigorous, evidence-led proposition quickly: a new product launch, a sub-brand, a channel-specific offer, a local market initiative, a pitch presentation, a B2B sales narrative, or any scenario where you need a tight claim without running the full brand positioning sequence.
Getting started
Open a new chat, pick your brand, and ask for the Value Proposition Agent. Within seconds you'll see a tailored greeting and three ways to work together — pick the approach that fits the time and evidence you have.
Three approaches, your choice
Express — Four quick questions, then you receive a synthesised statement and technical positioning. Best when you already have benefits ready, a clear audience, and need a tight proposition quickly.
Structured — Step-by-step through benefit gathering, functional scoring (Desirability × Credibility), emotional scoring (Desirability × Ownability), USP Venn, and value proposition synthesis. Best when building from scratch with a rigorous evidence base or a complex competitive landscape.
Conversational — Explore your proposition collaboratively. The agent explains the methodology, works through examples with you, and builds the analysis based on what you know and what you discover together.
What you'll receive
A complete value proposition pack:
Synthesised USP and technical positioning statement
Benefit hierarchies with scoring
Proof points
Competitive whitespace analysis
Activation guidance
When to use it
This agent is built for speed and flexibility. Unlike full brand positioning, which maps an entire competitive territory, the Value Proposition Agent gives you a sharp, evidence-led claim for a specific audience or scenario — ideal when you need to move fast without losing rigour.
Want to know more about the methodology? Just ask the agent at any time.

