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When it comes to running a business today, studying your competition and copying a thing or two has become a norm, do you think it is right to copy everything from your competition?
I will not say copy everything I would state just bridge the gap. It is always good to he unique than being a copy. First for me is to look at what they are doing and do them.so thst you would be unique as you are giving customers something different.But if they are no gaps to be filled you can stilRead more
I will not say copy everything I would state just bridge the gap. It is always good to he unique than being a copy. First for me is to look at what they are doing and do them.so thst you would be unique as you are giving customers something different.
But if they are no gaps to be filled you can still be a lot different but tweaking whst you copy from your competitors. Let your actions be slightly different from theirs . So that you still have something different.
See lessHere's the good solution!If you copy everything your competitors do, you'll lose your own identity quickly. It's wise to learn from them, but directly copying them can stifle creativity and harm your brand. The key is to observe what's effective, tailor it to your strengths, and bring your uniRead more
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If you copy everything your competitors do, you’ll lose your own identity quickly. It’s wise to learn from them, but directly copying them can stifle creativity and harm your brand. The key is to observe what’s effective, tailor it to your strengths, and bring your unique touch to it. Be distinctive, don’t just follow the crowd.
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