- (positioning) aligning: causing to fall into line or into position
- (positioning) placement: the act of putting something in a certain place
- (Positioning (telecommunications)) Mobile positioningrefers to technology used by telecommunication companies to approximate the location of a mobile phone, and thereby also its user. Strictly speaking the term applies more to a locating process than a positioning process. ...
- (Positioning(marketing)) In marketing, positioning has come to mean the process by which marketers try to create an image or identity in the minds of their target market for its product, brand, or organization.
- (positioning) Ferrying aircraft for departure from other than originating airport. (Also for return.)
- (Positioning) Search engines and directories order web sites so that the most relevant web sites appear first in search engine results for a particular query. This process is called search engine positioning. ...
- (Positioning) Deciding where a product fits in, and how it should be placed and perceived, in relation to its competitors. Positioning maps are models where a number of variables can be used to compare one company’s product to its competitors e.g. High Cost – Low Cost vs. High Quality – Low Quality
- (Positioning) The way a baby is held or situated when breastfeeding. There are many different kinds of breastfeeding positions. See Breastfeeding Positions at a Glance for more information.
- (positioning) The design and implementation of a retail mix to create in the customer’s mind an image of the retailer relative to its competitors. Also called brand building.
- (Positioning) Customers perception of the product offer relative to competitors.
- (Positioning) Constructing the image of an operation for a target market through careful planning of all operational aspects (price, quality of roasted coffee, serving quality).
- (Positioning) The central benefit of a market offering in the minds of target buyers.
- (Positioning) the process of moving an aircraft from one position to another.
- (63. Positioning) A product’s image in relation to directly competitive products as well as other products marketed by the same company. Alternatively, a firm’s strategies and actions related to favourably distinguishing itself from competitors in the minds of selected groups of consumers. ...
- (POSITIONING) How you set up your product or service to be mentally perceived by your prospect. The term originally came from a legendary marketing book called, Positioning: The Battle for Your Mind by Al Ries and Jack Trout. ...
- (POSITIONING) “QUALITY IS THE MUST YOU CAN DEMAND BUT WE ARE THE ONE WHO PROVIDES .”
- (Positioning) A company plan that projects an image relative to its product category and its competitors, and elicits responses to that image.
- (Positioning) A marketing term used to describe the process of advertising a business relative to its competition.
- (Positioning) Designing a practice environment so that it is attractive to the market that you are targeting, then developing a strategy and tactics that informs patients of your unique capabilities and how the practice meets their specific needs.
- (Positioning) Determination of the geographical position of something. ^[1]
- (Positioning) Developing an overall image for a product or brand by designing a marketing program, including the product mix, that a segment's customers will perceive as desirable.
- (Positioning) GPS receiver determines the latitude, longitude and altitude of the current location of the receiver's antenna.
- (Positioning) How your audience perceives and feels about the behavior change and associated benefits, products and services you are offering in relation to competing behaviors, products and services. ...
- (Positioning) Marketing efforts aimed at defining a product or company in the consumer's mind.
- (Positioning) Moving of empty equipment from surplus areas to deficient areas.