Thursday, 12 July 2012

Competitive Differentiation: When being different makes a difference


'When being different makes a difference'

On the verge of becoming a market leading company in Australia, PowerLink machines continues striving towards growth through simply differentiating itself from all competitors. “Differentiation is the key to our growing success in this market. We continue to shape our products around our end-users and their specific requirements, which gives us a great competitive advantage in an industry guided by regulations and specific requirements” Chris Dyce, Marketing Co-ordinator at Powerlink Australia. What makes PowerLink most unique in the Power Generation, Air Compressor and Lighting Towers industry is their attitude towards their limitations. “All Chinese products come with a certain stereotype of being poorly manufactured, which is quite damaging to our business. Proactively looking at this situation we directly challenge our customers to eliminate the stereotype through a guarantee of providing the most reliable product at the highest value in the market” Chris Dyce, Marketing Co-ordinator at Powerlink Australia. According to CEO of Touchmedia, Micky Fung “Many people think of China as just a factory for making things invented and designed elsewhere," this is not the image that PowerLink wishes to portray for their company.

PowerLink is a company born and bred in China, with successful operations spanning over three decades. With high success of all PowerLink generator products throughout China, PowerLink has expanded its operations over the past decade to introduce their products to more than 100 countries, with wholesalers or production facilities located in all major global economic hubs. Expanding into new markets has been challenging, yet incredibly rewarding, with all PowerLink products showing signs of end-user adoption, with continuing growth in all international markets.

So how does an emerging generator manufacturer company continue to grow during world-wide financial hardships? Competitive differentiation: Giving end-users what the other companies won’t, which is flexibility, adaptation and customization to product design. Providing a standardised product with the ability to add extended product accessories and spare parts to the machines enables customers to build their own optimum product, tailored to their individual and industry requirements. This way the customer only pays for what they need and want, upholding the highest value for customers based on their requirements and purchase price.

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