Business, Like War, is Competition

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Business, like war, is competition. Some win and survive. Some lose and cease to exist. Business, like warfare, is a contest of wills, dynamic and fast-paced, based on morale, intellectual strategy, technology and equipment, dealing with the effective and efficient use of limited – and sometimes scare- resources.

Successful, large and small, companies within an industry, do not compete, but distinguish themselves in a crowded marketplace by going where the competitors do not exist. Winning companies leverage marketplace intelligence. Successful firms maximize and promote their strengths, improve their weaknessed, explore and capitalize on new opportunities and stay abreast of current and future competitive rivalaries, trends, external threats, industry best practices and foward-thinking leadership strategies.  Many proven approaches exist to help businesses win.

Stay tuned to learn more about the Art of War, Guerilla Marketing, Crossing the Chasm and Robin Hood Marketing as a few strategies to consider.  

About Christina Motley

Christina Motley is a strategic, integrated marketer, compelling content developer and published author. Her experience with agencies, small business and Fortune 500 companies allows her to bring a fresh perspective to the table for her clients and employers. She has won 200+ awards for her writing, marketing strategies and results-driven campaigns. Connect with her via her website, LinkedIn and Twitter @christinamotley.

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  1. Bryan Kramer says:

    Great blog! Reminds me of Lao Tsu. One of my favorite quotes: “In conflict, straightforward actions generally lead to engagement, surprising actions generally lead to victory.” Lao Tsu

  2. Chara Dike says:

    Sweet website, super design and style, real clean and apply friendly.

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