Auditing your competitors is a valuable exercise—but it can also be a mirror. You often see yourself reflected back: same tactics, same positioning, same assumptions. At Watson, we go wider. We include indirect peers—brands that may not compete with you directly, but resonate deeply with your core audiences. They often hold the key to whitespace: the positioning, language, or visual story your category hasn’t claimed yet.
We review your brand alongside these direct and indirect peers, scoring and mapping across identity, messaging, UX, marketing performance, and audience relevance. What emerges is not just a clearer picture of where you are—but a sharper sense of where you could go.
Auditing your competitors is a valuable exercise—but it can also be a mirror. You often see yourself reflected back: same tactics, same positioning, same assumptions. At Watson, we go wider. We include indirect peers—brands that may not compete with you directly, but resonate deeply with your core audiences. They often hold the key to whitespace: the positioning, language, or visual story your category hasn’t claimed yet.
We review your brand alongside these direct and indirect peers, scoring and mapping across identity, messaging, UX, marketing performance, and audience relevance. What emerges is not just a clearer picture of where you are—but a sharper sense of where you could go.
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