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There are 10 articles in our archive related to this topic. Below are 5 selected at random and available to all users of the site.

Trade Talk: Are your competitive secrets worth protecting?
A review of two books that offer tips on keeping tabs on the competition and keeping your own company's secrets away from prying eyes.
Measuring your competitive strength
Competitive strength is a valuable tool for measuring effectiveness. This article discusses competitive strength, including measurement and calculation.
Trade Talk: Two more possibilities for your research library
This column reviews Practical Marketing Research by Jeffrey L. Pope and Analyzing Your Competition by Tim Powell.
Cyber-intelligence and market intelligence
Over the next several years, a new form of business intelligence will emerge. This article discusses cyber-intelligence, including its many building blocks: competitive intelligence, strategic intelligence, market intelligence, crisis management, benchmarking, reverse engineering and defensive intelligence.
Qualitative technique pits opposing groups to create insights
In the Rotated Opposed View method, a product or service’s users and non-users watch, listen and learn from each other to help observers develop more effective marketing strategies.

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Using competitor mystery shopping to evaluate your own SWOTs
The author discusses how mystery shopping competitors can help determine a company's own strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats.
Qualitative technique pits opposing groups to create insights
In the Rotated Opposed View method, a product or service’s users and non-users watch, listen and learn from each other to help observers develop more effective marketing strategies.
Conducting competitive intelligence research among Internet providers in Brazil
The author details a competitive intelligence study of six Internet service providers in Brazil and how a mix of primary and secondary research helped obtain the information needed for the client to introduce a new service.

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