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Market changes give you the chance to get to the front of the pack.

A venture investor discusses getting blindsided, saying no, human connection and more.

If you can come up with a truly unique idea, this is a gateway to success with enormous potential. With no competition, you'd have exclusive access to your target customers. But truly unique ideas are rare.

The biggest companies can still be taken down by the smallest startups. Here are four strategies that disruptors use to fight their way up.

As a Green Home Solutions franchisee, Jason Toliver works to make customers' homes safer and healthier. He's focused on earning their trust-because his business depends on it.

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Defining what makes your offering different will determine your success.

Why deny it? Being competitive is an important trait in an entrepreneur.

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Increased productivity, better data collection and more are there for the taking.

Fictional representations of customers can help you get a deeper understanding of who's purchasing your products.

Relevancy testing and a close eye on the competition can stimulate this essential process.

No matter how big the fight, don't underestimate the power of making your voice heard.

The battle between these giants of e-commerce should inspire all entrepreneurs.

Techniques and practices are always emerging and evolving, and marketers can't afford not to upskill.

Does your business occupy a crowded niche? If so, you'll need to stand out to survive.

Just because what you're selling is unique doesn't mean it can't find its audience.

It's time to stop worrying about what other businesses are up to.

There's plenty of money to be had, but you need to distance yourself from your fiercest competitors.

A moment in history will help your appreciate your competitors.

Contrary to popular perception, one major market leader can benefit both sellers and consumers.