Competitive Analysis in Retail Marketing
1. Identifying Competitors: Identify direct and indirect competitors in retail. Direct competitors offer comparable services or products, while indirect competition may additionally satisfy similar customer desires, but through a similar approach.
2. Analyzing Market Share: Check each competitor’s market ratio to understand their relative size and influence in the market. This fact enables us to prioritize competitors primarily based on their impact on the industry.
3. Product and Pricing Comparison: Evaluate the products or offerings supplied through competition and compare them to your products. Analyze pricing strategies, product features, and any unique promotional proposition (USP) to identify areas of differentiation.
4. Distribution Channels: Assess the distribution channels used by competitors, including online systems, partnerships with brick-and-mortar stores, and any emerging channels. Understanding their distribution strategies helps refine your own retail approach.
5. Customer Reviews and Feedback: Keep an eye on buyer criticisms and feedback for competitors. Identify common strengths and weaknesses noted by customers to understand areas for improvement or variation in your individual services.
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