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Competitive Intelligence: Know Your Position

Win/loss analysis reveals why customers choose competitors.

📚 7 articles⏱️ ~2 hoursIntermediate

About This Learning Path

You can't win if you don't know what you're fighting. You'll learn win/loss analysis (why did you lose that deal? What would it take to win next time?), share of voice (are you top-of-mind in your market?), and market sizing (is your market growing or shrinking?). You'll understand that the most valuable intel comes from salespeople who lose deals — they can tell you exactly why customers chose competitors.

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Modules (7)

What Is Share of Voice?

Share of voice measures your brand's visibility relative to competitors across marketing channels. Learn how to calculate and use it.

4 min read · Intermediate

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What Is Win/Loss Analysis?

Win rate is the percentage of sales opportunities that end in a closed deal. Even a small improvement can significantly boost revenue without adding pipeline.

4 min read · Beginner

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What Is Market Sizing?

Market sizing estimates the total revenue opportunity available in your market. It is essential for business planning, fundraising, and deciding where to focus your growth effort.

5 min read · Beginner

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What Is Benchmarking?

Benchmarking means comparing your performance against a standard. Here's why it matters and how to do it right.

3 min read · Beginner

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What Is Product-Market Fit?

Product-market fit means your product satisfies strong market demand. Learn how to recognise it, measure it, and achieve it.

5 min read · Intermediate

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What Is a SWOT Analysis?

SWOT analysis maps your Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats. Learn how to run one that actually drives decisions.

4 min read · Beginner

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What Is NPS vs Competitors?

Net Promoter Score (NPS) measures customer loyalty by asking one question: how likely are you to recommend us? Learn how to calculate, interpret, and act on NPS.

3 min read · Beginner

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