By Garry Hojan In this newsletter, we cover my favorite part of a SWOT analysis: opportunities! In the last two newsletters, we covered the initial steps needed to begin your SWOT analysis, focusing on strengths and weaknesses. If you missed them, you can read them here http://bit.ly/3SIV0k2 (Initial steps and Strengths) and here http://bit.ly/4dTKwYT (Weaknesses). […]
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By Garry Hojan In the last newsletter, we covered the initial steps needed to begin your SWOT analysis and then began analyzing Strengths. If you missed it, you can read it here: http://bit.ly/3SIV0k2. This newsletter will briefly cover how to evaluate and capitalize on weaknesses. What is the purpose of analyzing weaknesses? To improve your
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A: Start with strengths (find out how below) By Garry Hojan Okay, so we’re talking about a SWOT analysis here. For those unfamiliar, a SWOT analysis evaluates your company’s competitive position in the market and is foundational for developing your strategic plan. Strengths and weaknesses data come from internal sources and address those two topics
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