Brand Positioning

Positioning is the answer to: "Why should anyone choose us instead of a competitor?"

It's not your tagline. It's a clear statement of who you serve, what you uniquely offer, and what you stand against. Once you've defined it, Mavic will reinforce that position in every piece of content it writes.

How to set it up

Go to Brand DNA → Brand Positioning.

Option 1 — Generate

Click Generate. Mavic proposes a positioning statement based on your onboarding answers and any other Brand DNA you've already filled in. Review and edit.

Option 2 — Write your own

Use this template:

For [target audience], [your brand] is the [category] that [unique value]. Unlike [main competitor], we [meaningful difference].

Example:

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Option 3 — Skip the template

If you already have a positioning statement from a workshop or strategy doc, paste it in. Click Save.

What makes a positioning statement work

• A clear "for whom" — not "everyone"
• One sharp differentiator — not a list of seven things
• A real comparison — to a category or a named competitor
• Plain language — if it sounds like a buzzword stew, simplify

How Mavic uses it

Positioning shapes:

• Headlines and hooks — the angle Mavic chooses for posts
• Press releases — the framing of company news
• About pages and bios — how Mavic describes who you are
• Differentiation language — when content needs to compare you to alternatives

Iterate as the brand evolves

Positioning isn't permanent. Re-visit it every few months — especially after a big launch, a pivot, or a price change. Click Edit and update.

Related articles

• Brand Personality
• Writing Style
• Competitors

Updated: May 2026

Updated on: 07/05/2026