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SWOT Analysis

Building a competitive advantage requires careful analysis of not just your competitors, but your own business as well. A SWOT (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats) analysis is a proven marketing tool used to clarify market position and shape strategic marketing goals. It's also a component of our unified marketing strategy planning process.

This highly-disciplined process incorporates feedback from a broad range of sources, including your internal staff, outside information sources, and strategy groups to provide you with a balanced and comprehensive picture of internal and external factors that are impacting your business.

The Definition 6 team will help you use the SWOT approach to analyze your competitive environment and create marketing and promotional strategies that achieve your goals. To complete your SWOT analysis, Definition 6 will address five key areas, including:

  • Marketing Environment - Step 1 focuses on an investigation of your competitors within and outside the industry
  • External Business Environment - In Step 2, we develop an understanding of the relative positioning of your product offering and company in the marketplace.
  • Strategic Assessment - Step 3 focuses on identifying your desired outcomes and determining what will be required for your organization to compete effectively and meet customer needs.
  • Mission and Goals - In Step 4, we finalize your business plan, determine financial goals, and establish timeframes for overall execution.
  • Strategy and Tactics - In the final step, we clearly define the whats, whens, hows and whys of your tactical execution plan, including recommended media outlets, messaging, rollout schedules, and budgets.

In many cases, a majority of the information required to complete a SWOT analysis already exists within the client's organization and can be forwarded directly to the Definition 6 team. This expedites the process and allows you to progress to plan execution more quickly.

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