The True Cost of Manual Competitor Price Tracking (And How to Fix It)
Last Tuesday, a specialty electronics retailer discovered they'd lost $47,000 in revenue because a key competitor dropped prices on 26 products two weeks ago.
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Expert insights on competitive intelligence, website monitoring, and business strategy to help you stay ahead of the competition.
Last Tuesday, a specialty electronics retailer discovered they'd lost $47,000 in revenue because a key competitor dropped prices on 26 products two weeks ago.
Last month, a SaaS CFO did an audit of her competitive intelligence process.
Last month, Sarah's construction company missed three project bids because she spent 16 hours manually reconciling bank statements and categorizing expenses.
Last week, a marketing director nearly missed a major proposal deadline.
Last month, a SaaS founder I know discovered something terrifying: Their top customer, representing 22% of revenue, was secretly building a competing product.
Your sales team's Tuesday morning meeting gets derailed when someone spots it: Your main competitor just dropped their prices by 40%.
Last month, a marketing agency owner I know sent the wrong version of a service agreement to their biggest client.
Last month, a SaaS founder I work with lost €49,500 in deals.
Last quarter, a SaaS founder I work with lost three major deals in two weeks.
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