Show Your Competitive Edge Without Knocking Your Rivals Do more than down your rivals. This video shows you how to stand apart using your merits.

By Tanya Benedicto Klich Jan 27, 2015

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Highlighting your competitive strengths in your business plan isn't about slandering your competition. Instead, clearly identify why you're a better choice in meaningful ways such as cost, convenience, visibility and geography. Watch this quick video to learn how to discover what makes your product or service the best choice.

Tanya Benedicto Klich

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Tanya Benedicto Klich is a data and lists editor at Entrepreneur.com.

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