De-Positioning

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Think like the world’s most competitive brands.

What is the brand strategy Apple, Starbucks, and other market leaders have mastered for decades, yet never named? It’s not differentiation. It’s not purpose. It’s something far more powerful, and in today’s hypercompetitive business world, it’s the only strategy that consistently wins.

It’s called De-Positioning—a method that turns your competitor’s strengths into liabilities while positioning your brand as the only solution your customer truly trusts. De-Positioning works by identifying the most critical problem your customer needs solved, exposing how your competitors fail to solve it, and making your brand the clear, inevitable choice. When applied with discipline, it renders competitors irrelevant.

If you’re ready to stop fighting for attention and start dominating your market, then this is your brand strategy playbook.

Learn the Strategy That Separates the Winners

For decades, brands have obsessed over being different. But customers today don’t care about ‘different.’ They care about who solves their problem—fast, clearly, and better than anyone else.

This book reveals the six principles of de-positioning: a proven strategy used by the world’s most competitive brands to turn customer pain into power. It is the culmination of decades in the trenches, built for business leaders who want to stop playing catch-up and start pulling ahead.

  • Genre Business, Marketing
  • Language English
  • Format Paperback
  • Page Count 184 pages
  • Release Date 10-May-2026
  • ISBN 13 9789347027864

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About the Author

Todd Irwin

TODD IRWIN is the Founder and Chief Strategy Officer of Fazer, a brand strategy firm that helps companies dominate in hypercompetitive markets. For over three decades, he’s led brand strategy for Fortune 500s like Coca-Cola and Verizon, as well as breakout startups backed by Sequoia, Andreessen Horowitz, and Google Ventures.
His work has been featured in The New York Times, Forbes, and MIT Technology Review, and his methodologies have helped transform some of today’s most iconic brands into problem-solving powerhouses.