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Competitor Intelligence

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How Internet Sleuthing Revealed a Rival's UX Flaws

In the digital age, your rivals leave a trail of breadcrumbs across the web—job postings, support threads, changelogs, and social media rants. Savvy founders and CEOs monitor these public footprints to gain a competitive edge without spending a dime on expensive consultants. Unstructured online data—scattered across forums, review

Key Account Tracking Setup: A Trend Analysis for B2B Companies

In today's fast-paced B2B landscape, relationships with key accounts are more complex than ever. With multiple stakeholders, evolving needs, and aggressive competitors, you can no longer rely on periodic reviews to stay ahead. Real-time visibility into account health and competitor activity is essential to anticipate client

How to Use Website Changes for Win-Loss Analysis Against Competitors

Most companies treat competitor website changes as background noise—a new case study here, a pricing page tweak there. But these updates are real-time signals of strategic shifts. When a competitor adds a new feature page, updates their pricing model, or launches a customer success section, they’re telegraphing

How Competitor Layoffs Reveal Key Account Opportunities

Layoffs are more than just cost-cutting measures—they are strategic signals. When a competitor reduces headcount, it often indicates a pivot, financial strain, or restructuring. By monitoring where laid-off talent lands, you can decode shifting priorities: Are they abandoning a product line? Doubling down on a new market?

Advanced Tactics for Competitor Branding in Fleet Management

Introduction: The Competitive Edge in Fleet Branding In fleet management, branding extends far beyond logos and taglines—it's the sum of every interaction, from vehicle appearance to driver behavior and digital touchpoints. A strong brand builds trust, differentiates you in a crowded market, and commands premium pricing. Competitor

How to Control Access to Competitor Intelligence in Your B2B Company

As a founder or CEO, you know competitor intelligence is gold—but only if the right people see it at the right time. Unrestricted access can lead to leaks, confusion, or missed signals. Here’s how to set up permissions so your team gets the insights they need without exposing

Key Success Factors for Building a Best Practice Key Account Management Organization

Key Account Management (KAM) is more critical than ever in today's disruptive business environment. For B2B leaders, building a best-practice KAM organization can be a force multiplier—coordinating cross-functional engagement, deepening customer partnerships, and translating strategy into impact at the account level. Based on recent research

Key Account Metrics from Competitor Events: A Cheat Sheet

Competitor events—webinars, conferences, and roundtables—are a treasure trove of account-level insights. The topics speakers choose and the themes of panels reveal strategic priorities: a sudden focus on AI compliance signals a pivot to regulated industries, while a surge in healthcare sessions hints at a new vertical push.

How to Turn Competitor Intelligence into a Growth Engine for Your B2B Company

Most founders and CEOs rely on gut instinct or sporadic manual checks to track competitors—scrolling websites, setting Google Alerts, or asking sales teams. This reactive approach leads to missed signals (price changes go unnoticed for weeks), slow reactions (a competitor launches a new feature while you’re still planning)

Spotting Competitor Moves Before They Scale: How RivalSense Uncovered Barings Law's PPI 2.0 Strategy

🚀 Competitor intelligence isn't just about tracking ads—it's about catching strategic pivots before they become mainstream. For B2B founders and CEOs, the difference between leading the pack and scrambling to catch up often comes down to one thing: early signals. In this post, we'll