It's easy to say that every individual product or service needs a uniqueness of its own, but what if it doesn't?
Let's take an example.
Imagine you were selling a program like Adobe Photoshop
Would Adobe Photoshop CS5 have the same uniqueness as CS4? Or CS3? Or CS2?
Would Adobe Photoshop CS5 have the same uniqueness as CS4? Or CS3? Or CS2?
No, it wouldn't, right?
And would Adobe Photoshop have the same uniqueness as Adobe Acrobat even though both products come from the same company? Stupid question, huh?
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Warm regards,
-Sean
-Sean
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