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13.08.2008
Davidson (1997) describes how the sources of competitor information can be neatly grouped into three categories:
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13.08.2008
The tables below lists the kinds of competitor information that would help businesses complete some good quality co ...
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13.08.2008
Why bother to analyse competitors?
Some businesses think it is best to get on with their own plans and ignore the ...
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13.08.2008
Introduction
The days when supermarket own-label brands were the cheap, "me-too" alternatives to establi ...
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13.08.2008
Introduction
The re-branding of Skoda provides a useful case study of the challenges faced by brands wishing to re ...
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13.08.2008
Introduction
The following three mini-case studies illustrate recent examples of businesses that have decided to c ...
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13.08.2008
Predatory pricing on the supermarket petrol forecourts
This case study outlines how Safeway launched a petrol price ...
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13.08.2008
Driving growth in the UK cinema industry
Introduction
The UK cinema industry is a mature market that has enjoyed ...
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13.08.2008
Snow sport holidays are becoming more accessible as disposable income rises and more package deals become availab ...
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13.08.2008
As many consumer markets reach the maturity or decline stage, is product and brand innovation the way to revive gro ...
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