value-proposition

Generates value propositions using a six-part JTBD template covering customer, problem, and alternatives.

Updated Aug 10, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/Choi-Keith/skill-arsenal-ultra --skill value-proposition-choi-keith
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Skill: value-proposition
Source: https://github.com/Choi-Keith/skill-arsenal-ultra/tree/main/plugins/pm-skills/pm-product-strategy/skills/value-proposition
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Choi-Keith/skill-arsenal-ultra --skill value-proposition-choi-keith

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Product teams often struggle to articulate why customers should choose their product, producing vague positioning statements that fail to guide marketing, sales, and product decisions. This Skill structures that thinking into a rigorous, customer-first framework. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Six-Part JTBD Template: Walks through Who (target segment), Why (core problem/JTBD), What Before (current situation), How (solution), What After (improved outcome), and Alternatives (competitive options). - Actionable Output: Produces a concise 1-2 sentence value proposition statement plus a positioning statement ready for marketing and sales use. - Framework Comparison: Explains when to use this template versus Strategyzer's Value Proposition Canvas, and references value curves from Blue Ocean Strategy for competitive comparison. - Use Case: A PM launching a design tool for non-designers can input the product description, target segment, and competitor landscape to receive a complete value proposition modeled on the included Canva example. ## Quick Start Ask the AI to create a value proposition for your product using the six-part JTBD template, providing your product description, target customer segment, and main competitors.

Frequently Asked Questions about value-proposition

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

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How do I write a value proposition for a new product?

Use the six-part JTBD structure: define who the target customer is, why they have the problem, what their situation was before, how your product solves it, what the improved outcome looks like, and what alternatives exist. Finish with a 1-2 sentence value proposition statement.

What is the difference between the JTBD template and Strategyzer's Value Proposition Canvas?

The six-part JTBD template starts from the customer rather than the product, handles one segment at a time, explicitly addresses alternatives, and produces a reusable statement. Strategyzer's canvas suits detailed pain/gain mapping for mature products with complex customer needs.

What inputs do I need to create a value proposition?

You need a product description with features, target customer segments and their problems, competitive alternatives and existing solutions, and any customer insights or market data. The more specific the segment, the sharper the resulting value proposition.

Should one product have multiple value propositions?

Yes. Value propositions vary by segment, so different customer groups may need distinct value propositions. The template is designed to be run once per segment rather than mapping multiple segments simultaneously.

How do I validate a value proposition before launch?

Validate with real customers before finalizing the statement. You can also use a value curve from Blue Ocean Strategy to visually compare your offering against competitors on key factors and confirm your differentiation holds.