We offer all our clients a bespoke competitor analysis service. This allows them to review their current market position against the competition.
Understanding what competitors are doing from a communications point of view gives clients an opportunity to determine what they must do to become or remain the market leader in their industry sector. It also places clients in a position to review the strengths and weaknesses of their competitors so they can find a gap in the market. A competitor analysis can provide all of this insight.
Share of voice
We can present a competitor analysis displaying the share of voice for clients against their competitors and provide recommendations on next steps. A competitor analysis can either be done at the start of a campaign or updated on a quarterly or monthly basis depending on the client’s requirements.
Magenta can look at the number of pieces of coverage secured by competitors against how these pieces were secured – was it through a press release, or a by-lined opinion piece, for instance?
Website comparison
We can also look at how competitor websites measure up against your own. For example:
- Mobile responsiveness
- Domain authority
- Keyword rankings
- Blog topics and frequency
This information will be packaged up to allow us to create a tailored integrated communications plan.
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