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Developing a competitive edge

How much do you really know about your competitors?

Ask yourself these questions

• Who are your real competitors, the ones that you watch carefully?
• What can they do (or provide) that you can’t?
• Do you have a short list of their customers that you would like to have?
• Can you determine what your competitors are going to do next?

Do not be afraid to go after your competitors’ customers after all this is exactly what they are doing to yours.

Competitor analysis is the in-depth study of one or more rivals (or potential rivals) to gather information on their structure, strategies, strengths, weaknesses and future directions. This information is then used to make informed decisions about everything from marketing to long-term business strategies.

WHAT ARE THE KEY ELEMENTS VITAL FOR DEVELOPING A COMPETITIVE EDGE?

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