It s A ME TOO World After All
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It's a "Me Too" World After All
Introduction
Have you ever envisioned an exciting new business idea? If so, or if you ever do, you'll encounter the "Me Too" phenomenon?"the essence of competition.
Understanding "Me Too"
What do I mean by "Me Too"? They say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. If you create something successful, especially something profitable, others will observe and think, "If they can do it, so can I." And the reality is?"they're often right!
The Serial Entrepreneur's Strategy
Consider the serial entrepreneur who starts a business, sells it, and then launches another. This isn't just about cashing in on profits. These entrepreneurs know that competition will eventually flood the market as others witness their success and join the "Me Too" crowd. Thus, the best strategy often involves starting a business, experiencing success, and then selling it.
Innovate to Stay Ahead
To counter the "Me Toos," you must innovate. When others start their businesses, a competitive race begins. The "Me Toos" may jump in with lower prices or bigger offerings, but by staying in the lead, you keep them chasing. Sometimes, they might tire and fall behind. However, some may endure and keep pace. Knowing what sets you apart from competitors?"being a constant innovator?"can make all the difference.
Embrace Creativity
The presence of "Me Toos" forces you to be creative. You'll have to find inventive ways to compete on aspects like price, size, and color options. Setting the pace and staying ahead requires running the business smarter and faster.
An Exercise in Differentiation
If you've never done this before, try this exercise: Take a moment to write down what makes you unique in your industry. Go beyond basic company information and get personal. Understanding your distinct qualities makes it easier to communicate them to prospects. Successfully conveying this difference can be the key to winning the business competition.
The Power of Innovation
Innovation is your secret weapon. Continue improving and updating your product or service to stay ahead of the "Me Toos." Once your business is thriving, you might consider selling it and moving on to the next venture. Remember, if you're successful, everyone wants to emulate you.
Conclusion
In the world of business, the "Me Too" phenomenon is inevitable. However, by embracing innovation and creativity, you can maintain your edge. And when you succeed, you'll know that being different made all the difference.
"Me Too!"
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