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Competitive Pressure

Share of voice against share of market, excess share of voice, and what competitor activity structurally costs you.

A step of the Competitive Path.

Share of voice when your monitoring service misses digital spend

UK mattress brand, about £38M a year, asking whether a 30% share of voice meant it could cut £1M of media.

A composite case, built from files we see more often than we would like: a UK mattress brand selling mostly direct, about £38M of annual revenue, in a category of five brands where it holds roughly 17% of value share.

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Excess share of voice: where a challenger brand actually gained

German challenger oat drink brand, about €31M a year, asking whether its excess share of voice paid and where.

A composite case, built from the kind of file we see most weeks: a challenger oat drink brand in Germany, about €31M of annual retail sales in a plant-based dairy category worth roughly €280M. Six brands, one of them twice the size of anyone else.

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