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Watch and Ask: Observe your competitors both online and offline, or through word of mouth. Don’t hesitate to ask others about your competitors.
Study and Search: Look at your competitor’s website and search other sites to see what they are doing and how they are doing it. Find out what they are saying about their products and services. This will help you to see how they use the Internet for advertising and as a marketing tool.
Socialize and Mingle: If you run an online business, consider joining social networking sites to follow or befriend your competitor. If you primarily conduct business offline, consider attending like-industry seminars. Either way, this will afford you opportunities to learn about your competitor in a non-threatening environment.
Reputation and Integrity: Learn if your competitor lends a helping hand when needed or does he/she bully their way around. Good character is something to mimic and will promote your business quicker than being nasty or having a negative attitude.
By understanding your competition, you are essentially creating a successful business plan. Therefore, don’t reinvent the business wheel. Just watch what your competitors are doing and then do it better.
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Thanks for the outline Terry. I’m glad to hear that this has worked well for. This information can be very helpful, thanks!
-Jordan
What an insightful and practical blog, Terry! For the past few weeks, I’ve just started to utilize the internet for networking. (To be honest, my children knew more about Facebook and Twitter than I once did, but no longer!) However, I find it’s both daunting, and exciting to view and listen to the voiceover experts. Joining several voiceover sites has opened my eyes and ears to learning new things everyday! I completely agree it’s up to all of us to go out and find what’s out there! The narration on your blog was a great touch!
Best,
Linda