How to Build a Quarterly Market Intelligence Report Your Team Will Actually Read
A structured template for presenting competitive insights to leadership. Includes data visualization, key takeaways, and action items.
Intelligence is only valuable if it reaches the people who can act on it. Most competitive analysis lives in a Google Doc that nobody reads. A well-structured quarterly report changes that.
The report should have five sections: market summary (what changed), competitive moves (who did what), threat assessment (what matters), opportunity identification (where to act), and recommended actions (what to do). Each section should be under one page with visual summaries.
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This post provides the complete template, including how to source the data, structure the narrative, and present it in a way that drives decisions rather than collecting dust.
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