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 ===== Why Analyze? ===== ===== Why Analyze? =====
  
-  * Knowing who your competitors are and what they provide can help you find ways to be different+  * Identify your competitors and what they offer to find ways to stand out
-  * By studying your competitors, you can find gaps in the market that your startup can fill. +  * Discover market gaps your startup can fill by studying competitors
-  * Watching your competitors helps you respond quickly to changes in the market.+  * Monitor competitors to quickly adapt to market changes.
  
 ===== Key Components ===== ===== Key Components =====
  
-  * Know your customers. +  * Understand your customers. 
-  * Look at your competitors’ strengths and weaknesses. +  * Assess your competitorsstrengths and weaknesses. 
-  * Check how big the market is and how fast it's growing+  * Analyze market size and growth rate
-  * Watch for changes in technology, rules, and customer preferences.+  * Stay updated on technology, regulations, and customer preferences.
  
 ===== Steps ===== ===== Steps =====
  
-  * Collect data about your competitors and the market. +  * Gather data on competitors and the market. 
-  * Check what your competitors do well and where they struggle using SWOT analysis. +  * Evaluate competitors using SWOT analysis. 
-  * Notice changes in customer behavior and industry trends to find new opportunities+  * Watch for shifts in customer behavior and industry trends. 
-  * Use your analysis to improve your products and marketing strategies to better meet customer needs.+  * Use your findings to enhance products and marketing strategies
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 +===== Useful Tools ===== 
 + 
 +  * **SWOT Analysis** Identify strengths and weaknesses of your startup and competitors. 
 +  * **Porter’s Five Forces** Examine the competitive pressures in your market. 
 +  * **PESTLE Analysis** Assess political, economic, social, technological, legal, and environmental factors affecting your industry.
  
 ===== Farther Readings ===== ===== Farther Readings =====
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   - Brereton, J. (2022, April 20). The ultimate guide to competitive landscape analysis for business success. [[https://www.launchnotes.com/blog/the-ultimate-guide-to-competitive-landscape-analysis-for-business-success|LaunchNotes]].   - Brereton, J. (2022, April 20). The ultimate guide to competitive landscape analysis for business success. [[https://www.launchnotes.com/blog/the-ultimate-guide-to-competitive-landscape-analysis-for-business-success|LaunchNotes]].
   - SurveyMonkey. (n.d.). 7 steps to create a competitive landscape analysis. [[https://www.surveymonkey.com/market-research/resources/steps-to-create-a-competitive-landscape-analysis|SurveyMonkey]].   - SurveyMonkey. (n.d.). 7 steps to create a competitive landscape analysis. [[https://www.surveymonkey.com/market-research/resources/steps-to-create-a-competitive-landscape-analysis|SurveyMonkey]].
 +  - Land Finance Hub. (2007). [[https://landfinancehub.org/download/cid-tg-strategic-analysis-tools-nov07-pdf-1663651553.pdf|Strategic Analysis Tools - PDF]].
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