How to compete with a larger company

How to compete with a larger company

There are several reasons why larger competitors make tough competitors and how you can use them strategically to build more profitable business. It can be difficult to compete with larger companies. To many, they seem to have all the advantages and no disadvantages. This week, we will examine advantages and disadvantages of the larger competitor, and how to use them to build a profitable business

Depth of skills

Larger companies have the ability to support very specific skills that smaller companies cannot afford

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Closer to the Customer

Routinely talking with customers is nearly universal in smaller companies, while their larger competitors may have layers of management between the customer and key decision makers.

Moving faster

Chasing changes in the market makes sense if your company is more nimble

Best Ways to Compete with a Larger Company

Smaller companies tend to succeed when they pursue the following strategies

Real Customer Intimacy

The smaller company, closer to the customer, can truly understand the customer better than larger competitors

Specialty strategy

Low volume can be very profitable if it comes at a higher price

Segment focus

Having an entire business built around a subset of the market may limit your size, but it also is much more likely to lead to strong market share, even when there is a large competitor who wants that business.

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