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 Answer
the following questions in each category. than think of additional
SWOT statements specific to you and your business.
To gain an even broader picture, once
you complete the
SWOT Analysis, run through it again as though you are one of
your competitors. Obviously, you will have less inside information
on this perspective, but
flipping the point of view
to another business owner with a
different set of apparent strengths and weaknesses might give you
some interesting insights.
Did you consider...?
The following might be strengths or
weaknesses for you.
 If you have not included them in your SWOT
Analysis, consider if – and where – they should be added:
location; web presence; company image;
quality; service;
pricing.
The following are additional items to
consider, if you haven't, as potential opportunities or threats:
price wars; technology shifts;
mergers
(your or a competitor's merger opportunities, plans, or
progress);
joint ventures
(your or a competitor's joint venture
opportunities, plans, or progress)
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