Is your market hot and competitive, or are there few competitors? Answering these and other questions are necessary when selecting your marketing strategies and tactics to get new customers. Understanding the competitiveness of your market has an impact on what tactics you action.
Selecting Marketing Tactics In A Hot Market | M4B Marketing
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3909 days ago
Ti
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3913 days ago
On the subject of competition, I think it's worth noting that the most successful brands seem to deliberately refuse to compete, even with others in the same industry. For example, Apple has always refused to compete with other computer or technology companies on things like price or even the customers they target. Just because there are competitors with a similar product or service, does not mean you need to let them set the standards for your brand or business. Are there customers, or even whole markets, they haven't even thought about serving? You'll cut down significantly on the competition by freeing yourself from the idea that you need to mimic the strategy of others. Thanks for participating on BizSugar.
3911 days ago
Susan