Should you dissect your competitors by industries that are most bound to encounter them in?
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Outtake AI VP of Strategy & Marketing | Formerly Cyera, Zscaler, Docker • Wed
You can certainly do this, but if you’re going to go that route I would recommend that instead look at competitors by solution bucket. Which competitors are coming up mor...
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Apollo.io Head of Competitive Intel • 3y
That's one way you can segment competitors. A few others you may want to consider: Persona that's most likely to purchase the competitor Company size that's most likely ...
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Celigo Vice President Product Marketing | Formerly HackerOne, Cohere, Box, Google, Adobe • 1y
Yes, dissecting competitors by industry makes sense when their strengths, weaknesses, and traction vary across verticals. Some competitors thrive in highly regulated indu...
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Jellyfish VP of Product Marketing • 2y
If you see different competitors by industry, then yes. At a previous company we realized that when we expanded into different industries (e.g. going from Tech to Healthc...
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Giant Stride Marketing Group President • 3y
If you're asking this question, it sounds like your sellers are likely to see different competitors in different industries. I would ask: Do the use cases differ for cus...
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Visual Layer S.Director of Product Marketing | Formerly Lytx, Cisco, Snyk, Lightrun, Comeet,Coro • 3y
It can be helpful to dissect your competitors by the industries in which you are most likely to encounter them, as this can provide valuable insights into their strengths...
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Fmr Product Marketing Leader, Cisco | Formerly Twilio, Cisco, Gartner • 1y
This question blends market strategy with competitive strategy. Yes, it’s common to pursue industries that align with your GTM strategy. (Pro-Tip! Check out my AMA on GTM...
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