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Definition: a Market Follower Strategy is a form of strategic planning based on product imitation. After an innovator bore the expense of developing a new product, bringing in the technology, breaking entry barriers and educating the market, the firm using this form of strategy comes along, copying and/or improving the product of its competitor. |
More on business strategy: 3C's Model of Ohmae, Ansoff Matrix, Business Continuity Planning, Business Model, Business Model Canvas, more... |
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