Parr: Competitor intelligence tracking could command six-figure enterprise contracts
Sam Parr · MFM #168 - How to Reverse Engineer Businesses, The Indonesian King of Coal & the Story of Adidas · Apr 7, 2021 · at 45:21
Sam Parr discusses potential business models for automated and analytical competitor tracking services.
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“And I think that that 100% could be a service that you pay a hundred grand a year for and you get, and you, and they'll tell you the five nearest competitors. And every month you meet with their team and you say, all right, your competitors, they're doing this, they're doing that, they're doing this. Here's what's working. Here's what's not working. Here's our hypothesis, hypothesis as to what all this means. And I think actually you could charge a six figure annual contract for all of it. And I think it'd be a really cool company.”
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