A speaker explains the marketing concept of market sophistication: determine whether your audience already knows solutions exist or if your product is novel. For saturated markets (example: recruitment agencies) prioritize volume, clear differentiation, and broad awareness; for new products (example: a novel AI tool) prioritize precise targeting, tight messaging, and controlled information to avoid overwhelming unfamiliar audiences.
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Do you want a longer sophisticated version or do you want like the short and straightforward version? We can find a happy menu. I would love to give you know, like values to listeners. So let's go with like a little bit. I keep in the middle slightly longer but you know, like sophisticated. So when it comes to market, sophisticated sophistication like that is the one of the first like psychology thing you need to understand, right? Like how sophisticated is the market? Do they know about this, a solution exists or is that like a brand new tool that nobody knows, right? For a market that is a bit more sophisticated. So think like recruitment agency offer things like it offers is very saturated, right? The trade off here is you need to focus on volumes, right? You need to let as many people know about you exist, right? You need to break down the language online, like how are you different than everyone else? And this is the part when I mentioned earlier where you have to talk about because there's so many of them out there. Let's talk about like what separate you from everyone else, right? Now in the other hand, if your product is new, you just build out some super cool AI solution or whatever it might be then now the trade off is you might not need to rely on volumes, right? You might just really need to nail down on like the targeting, you know, and the messaging and just gatekeep like a few information. You don't want to overwhelm people with so many information because this is brand new to them, right? Sam?
