How To Create The Perfect Competitor Page
Genre | Product Experience |
Duration | 12 mins |
Featuring | Corey Haines |
Takeaways
We tend to look for alternatives in all spheres of our lives. When it comes to a product or service, we tend to dig deep and arrive at an option best suited for our needs. In a world that is oversaturated with information, the right message to the right audience matters. This is where businesses can jump in and defend their product, explaining why their product is superior to that of competitors. It’s the perfect opportunity to give a hand-in-hand comparison to help your target audience choose you.
So how do you go about creating a killer competitor analysis page for your brand? Here are the only 5 tips you need to build that perfect competitor page you’ve been longing for!
Trust and Credibility as the Founding Pillars
Whether you take a consultative route or a head-to-head approach, make sure that you’re not sprucing it up with faulty claims or unnecessary bashing of your competitor. Present facts backed by proofs, not just heedless promises.
Focus on What Sets Your Brand Apart
Win over your potential customer by pointing out why they must choose you but not your competitor. Highlight what sets your brand apart & customer testimonials are an excellent choice to do that.
Acknowledge and Respect Your Competitors
Speak about your competitor boldly but, respectfully. Indulging in bashing your rivals may cost you more than just your name. Your attitude towards your rivals reflects on the character of your brand.
See Your Product Through Customer’s Eyes
Your product is what it does, and not just a fancy feature it has. Genuinely address the needs and concerns of your customers to help your product evolve into being their ideal solution.
Ensure User-Friendliness
Stick to simplicity. Make use of screenshots, illustrations, infographics, and videos that are easy to understand. The more easily you convey your message, the better your audience grasps them.
Corey Haines
A marketer and a maker, Corey Haines considers it his mission to help bootstrapped and funded SaaS companies achieve sustainable growth and marketing. He has consulted with dozens of startups on marketing and growth.
He specializes in early-stage traction, finding and establishing growth channels, content marketing, customer research, positioning, messaging, and copywriting. He is also a proud pug owner.