NSBA Experts Say Entrepreneurs Should Study their Business Competitors

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(1888PressRelease) September 29, 2011 - Washington, DC - Competition is a fundamental aspect of being in business, especially in today's challenging economy. As one of the many benefits of the National Small Business Alliance, (NSBA) a company that "Helps Small Businesses Succeed", Members can learn ways to get to know their competition in this ever-changing market. Savvy entrepreneurs know that viewing competitors as adversaries is shortsighted, a better strategy is to study your competitors and you'll learn ways to make your company better and stronger.

"It's important to know who you are competing with in business, especially companies that are meeting the needs of your targeted customers" said Robert Williams, NSBA Director of Member Benefits. "Find out everything you can about their business and pay attention to what they do", Williams continues. "Study their websites, or use programs like Google Alerts to track what's said about them online. These other businesses just may have products or services that might make yours obsolete."

NSBA experts are constantly researching and exploring current business trends, and formulating strategies to offer advice to their Members of small business owners to help them become better and stronger. When it comes to knowing the competition in this ever-changing market, the smart thing is to understand what your rival is doing and what to change to make your company more attractive to your existing and potential customers.

There are many valuable NSBA Member benefits offered to small business owners across America that will help them to grow and profit:

- Free Legal & Business Documents
- Discount Prescription Drug Programs at Over 50,000 Pharmacies Nationwide
- $10,000 Accidental Death & Dismemberment Insurance
- Small Business Credit Line
- Office Equipment Leasing
- Business Loans
- Merchant Accounts
- Concierge Services for Travel, Dining, Sports & Special Events
- Worldwide Travel & Medical Assistance
- Employee & Family Health Insurance

For more information about the National Small Business Alliance Program, please visit www.natlsba.com

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