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How To Eat Your Competition Alive!

 

Copyright 2006 Quick Turn Marketing International, Ltd.

One of the questions I get often is, How do I deal with competition. Most people want to know how they can prevent competition or what steps they can take to overcome competition successfully.

These days, on the Internet, there are two sides of a coin.

It is so easy for a person to get into a market because it is simple to start a business in just about any niche.

There are low barriers to entry to most businesses, so competition is rampant. You may realize an opportunity and start making good money.

The chances are high someone else will see your success and try to mimic it.

So how do you deal with this? How do you protect yourself from copycats?

Its easy to have competitors.

In fact the more money you make the more competitors you will have.

You have to think faster than people can copy you, and you must develop what I call hidden advantages to dominate your niche.

Copycat syndrome as I like to call it is common.

You may be in a good niche, and some guy sees you are making good money, so he decides to copy your ideas. He comes up with a new product to compete with you.

People want to prevent this, but you cant prevent competitors.

You will always have competitors regardless of what you do. The more money you make the more competitors youll have. Its just the way things work.

You can however, overcome any threats associated with competition. How?

Innovate faster than they others can copy your material. Develop hidden advantages.

Thats the key to overcoming competition.

If you want to dominate your niche, you must have some hidden advantages that are hard to copy. Your competitors should not even know you have these advantages.

They may copy what you are doing, but they wont be able to copy your hidden advantages.

Many competitors will then fail because they are confused about what you are doing. Why? They wont understand the reasons behind what you are doing. They wont realize you have hidden advantages.

How can you make hidden advantages work for you? Let me give you some examples.

Lets take the internet guru business. I have many competitors, many new people coming in trying to be marketing gurus.

My secret? Im not an internet guru. My specialty is website conversion. I teach people how to convert more visitors into paying customers. I niche. I dont claim to be the number one internet marketing guru. But I am the worlds number one website conversion expert. That is a hidden expertise, a hidden advantage.

I was there first, found this niche first, so that gives me an advantage. When people come into my niche, when they want to compete, they are only reminding people of my success and experience.

People see my name everywhere that is a hidden advantage.

High name investors and entrepreneurs also endorse me. That is a hidden advantage. I have testimonials from high people in high places. Best-selling authors and multi-millionaires. That is a difficult hidden advantage to duplicate.

I give out free CDs, I combine online and off-line marketing techniques. These hidden techniques are hard to copy. Competitors wont see this, they wont know whether these techniques are working or not. I do things to confuse my competitors. This is also a hidden advantage.

My personality is also an advantage, a hidden advantage. My personality is impossible to duplicate. My experience and my ten years of experience in marketing arent easy to copy.

Most newbies also dont have all the products I do. I have much more than an e-book for example. By the end of the year Ill also have 4 published books, and other offers worth $3,000 and more. I am established, and it is hard to compete with this.

My question is this What are your hidden advantages? If you dont have hidden advantages you better come up with one or two very quickly. There must be something you have, something you posses, something difficult for your competitors to duplicate.

Once you have those hidden advantages, you dont have to worry about people coming into your niche and competing.

They say, He is so established, so well-known I cant compete. So they move on. That is the barrier you want to create to discourage them. You want to make it difficult for them to complete.

Sit down and write down what your hidden advantages are, then work on building them. That is what you can do to crush your competition and discourage people from competing against you.

Author: Dan Lok
 
Author Bio:

Dan Lok

Known as the "The World's #1 Website Conversion Expert," Dan is the "go-to" Internet marketing genius who's created hundreds of money-making ads and sales letters for clients in more than 49 different industries...

Dan's reputation precedes him and includes a track record of selling over $25.7 million of merchandise and services.

If Dan is such a marketing wizard, perhaps you're wondering why you haven't heard of him before.

It's because Dan doesn't seek out the spotlight.

This "quiet giant" keeps a low profile in an industry over-run with self-promoting, self-proclaimed, and often self-deluded "experts." So, if you are looking for another pied piping "Guru"... then sorry to disappoint you... but...

Dan Lok Is NOT Your Guy!

Instead of stoking the "Lok Publicity Machine," he has focused on stoking the fires of success for a select number of clients. And his clients love him... because...

He's made a lot of them filthy stinking rich!

He's also made himself very rich.

And although Dan used to charge $895.00 an hour for marketing consultation and $15,000.00 for a full blown marketing campaign... today...

He has "fired" all his copywriting and consulting clients.

You can't get him at any price.

He's become so freaking successful, he doesn't need to worry about getting clients any more. He's having a blast running his own businesses... or... businesses he has an interest in.

The only people he works with are a tiny handful of protégés who he mentors in a very personalized, hands-on and intense way to help them achieve the kind of "breakth oughs" in their businesses that Dan himself has enjoyed.

 
 
 

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