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Rajan Paswan

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How can one identify their Direct and Indirect Competitors? Note: Please avoid generic answers like 'conduct market research.' Answer detailed, specific methods. Which can be helpful for everyone.

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Browse platforms like Product Hunt to see new and emerging products in your industry. This can help you spot indirect competitors who might be offering alternative solutions to the same problem. Or the best would be to spy on competitors' ads using tools like AdEspresso or SpyFu. This will show you who’s competing for the same audience with similar products or services. It’s a great way to identify both direct and indirect competitors.

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Rajan Paswan

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That's very informative. Thanks for sharing

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