004: They Thought They Sold Barbecue Sauce. They Were Really in the Game Day Business.
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004: They Thought They Sold Barbecue Sauce. They Were Really in the Game Day Business.
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What they thought was wrong:
They thought they needed a better website, stronger marketing, and more brand visibility.
What everyone missed:
The company was not just competing in barbecue sauce. It was already showing up in Game Day environments, including stadiums, universities, retail, events, and tailgates.
What changed:
The strategy shifted from selling a condiment to owning an occasion. Game Day became the category, retail became a scorecard, and commercialization infrastructure became the system needed to support institutional growth.
Why it matters:
When a business defines itself by the product alone, it competes where everyone else is already fighting. When it defines itself by the occasion it can own, it creates a larger and more valuable playing field.
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