Learn from your competitors, rather than battling them. Strong market reserch methods help you avoid their mistakes and develop your own unique selling point.
Yes, of course, you want to exploit what the competition is doing wrong. But don't forget to study what it is doing correctly.
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I hear this all the time. "Our competitor, X, is doing Y, we should do that too" or "X is market leader and they have Y, we need to have Y". There are 2 ke
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There is a reason to focus on competitive displacements, even though they take time, and even though taking a client from your competitor requires effort. When you pursue a prospective client being served by your competitor, they have already made a number of decisions that a lead may not yet have made. Three Decisions First, …
The customer buying culture today is often more driven by emotion than logic. Wouldn't you love to better anticipate changing trends?
We know sports are competitive. We should never forget that business is competitive, too. Brown states that being a competitor is a choice; it is a decision, and it becomes a lifestyle.
The answer is simple: Don't pay attention to them.
Focus on meeting client needs to eliminate the focus on the lowest bid.
Three tricks you can start using today to help uncover information about your competition.
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Your competitors may reveal their key growth strategies -- along with their biggest missteps too.
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If you are looking to open a company in a particular location, you will want to identify competitors, as well as nearby companies and peers, in your location...
It's important to see problems before your customers see them ... and before your employees tell your customers to go to the competitor.