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Conducting Competitive Research and Analysis

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Course Features

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Duration

1.2 hour

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Delivery Method

Online

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Available on

Limited Access

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Accessibility

Desktop, Laptop

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Language

English

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Subtitles

English

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Level

Intermediate

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Teaching Type

Self Paced

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Video Content

1.2 hour

Course Description

Jaime Levy, UX expert, has a proven formula to execute UX strategy that is based on four tenets. This course, number two in her five-part series, focuses on the first of these tenets: Business Strategy. Levy's story is full of triumphs and failures, including a tale about a Hollywood producer who was a lunatic. She then explains what business strategy is before going into the Competitive Analysis Matrix Tool. This tool is used by successful entrepreneurs to plan their digital future. She demonstrates how to use the tool and how to find the information needed. You'll be able to understand how to conduct competitive research and why it is important to thrive in the digital marketplace.

Jaime Levy, a UX strategist, designer, has over 25 years of experience in making things interactive and profitable for clients such as Sony, Honda, Cisco Systems, and Honda. JLR Interactive, a Los Angeles-based UX strategy company, is her home. She also teaches UX strategy at the University of Southern California. Her O'Reilly title, "UX Strategy" explains how to create innovative digital products that people want.

Course Overview

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Instructor-Moderated Discussions

Skills You Will Gain

What You Will Learn

Discover no-cost methods for accurately gauging your competitor’s monthly traffic

Explore the Competitive Analysis Matrix Tool - a proven method for guiding digital strategy

Includes no-cost on-line access to Levy’s complete UX Strategy Toolkit

Learn about the competitive analysis findings brief - when to use it and why

Learn why early competitive research and analysis is critical to any digital product launch

Review the four steps to take when analyzing your competitive research

See why knowing the quantity of items for sale on a competitor’s site gives you an edge

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