build-positioning

Compose a four-clause positioning statement with a named mechanism and proof anchor for YAML output.

Updated Aug 27, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Heuresis/LinkedIn-Agency --skill build-positioning
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Skill: build-positioning
Source: https://github.com/Heuresis/LinkedIn-Agency/tree/main/skills/build-positioning
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Heuresis/LinkedIn-Agency --skill build-positioning

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Positioning for a LinkedIn agency tends to drift across ICP, brand voice, and offers, leading to inconsistent messaging across website, proposals, and cold outreach. This Skill provides a repeatable framework to craft a four-clause positioning statement, name a signature mechanism, and anchor it to proof from anonymized case studies.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Lock the primary avatar into one sentence using verbatim ICP language.
  • Build a three-tier competitor frame (commodity, boutique, solo) with clear anti-position levers.
  • Name a distinctive mechanism and summarize its delivery sequence.
  • Select and roll up a proof anchor from anonymized case studies for social proof.
  • Produce three surface-adapted outputs (master, one-line, two-word category) and ready-to-use adaptations for LinkedIn bio and proposals.
  • Validate messaging with a 5-question avatar test and iterate if needed.

Quick Start

Begin by locking the primary avatar from your ICP, then follow Step 2–6 to build the competitor frame, name a mechanism, select a proof anchor, draft three position variants, test them against the avatar, and surface the two adaptations.

Frequently Asked Questions about build-positioning

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I write a positioning statement for my agency?

Writing a positioning statement requires composing a four-clause master sentence that locks your primary avatar using verbatim ICP language, then anchoring it with a named mechanism and proof from anonymized case studies.

How do I frame competitors in my agency messaging without naming them?

Framing competitors without naming them involves building a three-tier competitor frame covering commodity, boutique, and solo tiers, using clear anti-position levers to differentiate your agency messaging.

What is the best way to adapt value proposition messaging for different surfaces?

The best way to adapt value proposition messaging is generating three surface-adapted outputs—a master variant, one-line variant, and two-word category—ready for immediate use on website, email, and proposal surfaces.

How do I use case studies to anchor my agency positioning?

Using case studies to anchor positioning involves selecting 3-5 anonymized case studies, rolling them up into a proof anchor for social proof, and summarizing a distinctive delivery sequence mechanism.

How do I validate my agency positioning against my target avatar?

Validating positioning against a target avatar requires running a 5-question avatar test against your drafted variants, iterating the messaging if the answers indicate a mismatch with your ICP language.