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Competitor mapping: The benefits and how to create your own

Sprout Social

By visualizing opportunities, businesses can make strategic decisions when launching a new product/service or new social media marketing strategy. Competitive data unveils advantages and opportunities for your business by analyzing your competitors’ products, marketing strategy and social media. What is competitor mapping?

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How to build a competitive analysis report with examples and tools

Sprout Social

Your company is launching a new product, eyeing a new market segment or contemplating a strategic pivot—as a seasoned marketer, your first move would be to conduct a competitive analysis. Deep dive into particular customer segments with detailed customer profiles that will guide your marketing decisions later on.

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Does Your Growth Strategy Need an Intervention?

Vision Edge Marketing

This ensures that your products and services remain relevant and competitive in the market. It encourages business leaders to never settle and to keep looking for ways to enhance products, services, and the overall customer experience. It often involves tactics like price adjustments, loyalty programs, and improving customer service.

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How to conduct an effective competitive analysis in 7 steps

Tomorrow People

Even though indirect and replacement competitors provide a different product or service from yours, analysing them could lead to unexpected opportunities for growth and innovation. Direct interviews: You may interview customers who currently use (or no longer use) a competitor’s product or service. This is product development.

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Competitive monitoring: tracking the competition to stay ahead

Sprout Social

This includes keeping tabs on your competitors’ social media activity, pricing changes, marketing campaigns, product launches and more. By keeping an eye on your competitors’ activities, you can learn from their wins and losses, develop foolproof strategies, better position your products and differentiate your brand.

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Using Your Competitors’ Knowledge to Build Your Business

The Lead Agency

By understanding exactly who your competitors are, and what they are offering, you are best positioned to set your prices competitively and to market your products and services in a way that stands out.

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How to Create a Marketing Plan

Sharpspring

If your target audience comprises several distinct segments, you can create a unique persona for each one. By the same token, a company with lackluster products may still claim the lion’s share if they can beat you in advertising. Look for gaps you can fill or audience segments/marketing channels where you can gain an advantage.

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