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For example, “Compared to product x, my solution will get the job done in half the time, and at half the price.” Being first to offer something is often used to cover the fact that you have no patent or intellectual property. Don’t say “Product x is more expensive and hard to use.” First-mover advantage is a double-edged sword.
For example, “Compared to product x, my solution will get the job done in half the time, and at half the price.” Being first to offer something is often used to cover the fact that you have no patent or intellectual property. Don’t say “Product x is more expensive and hard to use.” First-mover advantage is a double-edged sword.
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