MAPS Intelligence

Competition Focus

“And what are they doing?” The answer, competitor by competitor.

The competitive landscape, the competitors with their role and threat level, and for each one a complete analysis — all the way to the response MAPS recommends.

The landscape

What the market looks like,
and where it’s heading.

Its value and growth, how intense the competition is, how concentrated. And the trends that are changing it.

The market landscape: value, growth, intensity, concentration, key trends
The competitors

Who leads, who challenges, who plays a niche.

MAPS identifies the competitors and gives each one a role and a threat level, with the reason in two lines. The ones you know and MAPS didn’t find, you add by hand.

The competitor cards with role and threat level
Fictional names.
Strategic insights

The threats, the opportunities,
and who to focus on.

Not a list of names: a reading. What the brand risks, where it can grow, and a recommended focus — which competitors to watch first, and why.

Main threats, opportunities and recommended focus
The deep dive

One competitor,
seen from every side.

For each competitor, a complete analysis: identity, positioning, products, pricing, distribution, communication, strengths and weaknesses — each with its evidence —, online reputation. If you give it the website, MAPS reads it. Run the analysis again and you see what has changed.

The deep dive header with its tabs
The brand’s main competitor. Fictional names.
The competitor’s market positioning
Positioning.
The competitor’s pricing strategy
Pricing.
The competitor’s online reputation
Reputation.
Strategic assessment

And in the end,
what to do.

The competitor’s advantages and vulnerabilities, its recent moves and its likely ones. Then the recommended response: what to do, concretely, to compete.

Strategic assessment: advantages, vulnerabilities, moves, recommended response

Every tab can go to PDF, to the Synthesis or to the Canvas.

Know your competitors
better than they know themselves.