Competitor Analysis

Competitor analysis helps you fill gaps in the market and attract more customers

Getting to know your competition can teach you how you can differentiate your offering from others in the market. So competitor analysis should be a vital step in setting up and growing your business. Find the gaps in the market or where your competitors are failing to take the advantage.

How to Stand out in a Crowded Marketplace

How to Stand out in a Crowded Marketplace

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How to Stand out in a Crowded Marketplace

Differentiating your business is no easy task, and it’s getting more difficult all the time. Matt Stevens explains how to make your SME stand out from the crowd

How to Combat the Competition

How to Combat the Competition

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How to Combat the Competition

Competition is fierce across all industries so it's vital to know how to deal with competitors. We evaluate strategies for staying ahead of the compeititon

6 Zero-Cost Ways to Win Business From Your Competition

6 Zero-Cost Ways to Win Business From Your Competition

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6 Zero-Cost Ways to Win Business From Your Competition

There are many ways to win business from your competition. Some come at a cost. Some are completely free apart from in time and effort. Just like these.

Is Your Competitor Analysis as Good as it Can Be?

Is Your Competitor Analysis as Good as it Can Be?

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Is Your Competitor Analysis as Good as it Can Be?

Competitor analysis means working out who your competitors are, and assessing their strengths and weaknesses. Remember, knowledge is power.

Business is Never Too Big To Fail

Business is Never Too Big To Fail

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Business is Never Too Big To Fail

Big business should never ignore their rivals, instead they should embrace the competition and keep up with developments.

Why You Should Worry About Indirect Competition

Why You Should Worry About Indirect Competition

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Why You Should Worry About Indirect Competition

It's not just your direct competitors, you need to worry about. Be aware of the wider competition also vying for your customers' business.

Reacting to a More Successful Competitor

Reacting to a More Successful Competitor

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Reacting to a More Successful Competitor

We suggest positive ways in dealing with a more successful competitor - there's no reason why you can't still thrive.

Train Staff To Identify Competition - Quick Tips

Train Staff To Identify Competition - Quick Tips

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Train Staff To Identify Competition - Quick Tips

Competition can be tough, so make sure your staff are on the ball, that they're engaging customers and they're aware of what your rivals are doing.