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To succeed in today’s marketplace, it’s important that businesses understand as much as they can about other businesses that are competing for the same potential customers. It is only by studying and analyzing the market environment that marketers can define a competitive edge that will help a company succeed and grow. In this course, we’ll walk you through the key concepts that will help you plan, conceptualize, and execute a competitive market analysis with the goal of positioning your company for long term success.
In this course, you will learn about benchmarks and some of the key considerations involved when beginning a competitive analysis. We will discuss the history of competitive intelligence gathering— including some of the legal and ethical concerns involved—to ensure you have a thorough understanding of the competitive intelligence framework. We’ll also introduce you to other concepts such as industry classification, key performance indicators, and other data sources for competitive intelligence.
It walks through the key concepts needed to plan, conceptualize, and execute a competitive market analysis, including benchmarks, the steps in the CMA process, and the legal and ethical issues involved in gathering competitive intelligence.
Yes. It discusses the history of competitive intelligence gathering, including the legal and ethical concerns involved, so you understand the competitive intelligence framework.
Lessons include an Introduction, What is Competitive Market Analysis?, History of Competitive Market Analysis, Industry Classifications, Company KPIs, and a Test Your Knowledge section.
It supports skills in business analysis, competitive analysis, competitive intelligence, industry analysis, market analysis, and market intelligence.
It is aimed at businesses and marketers who want to understand competitors and define a competitive edge to position their company for long-term success.