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Know how competitors staff your largest retail accounts.

Org maps of competitor customer teams, category management and sales organizations at key retailers, for sales strategy and customer leadership at consumer products manufacturers.

FUNCTIONS WE MAP

01    Customer teams

02    Category management

03    Retail sales organizations

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Who uses it

Sales strategy, customer development, category management and commercial insights leaders at food, beverage, household and personal care manufacturers.

The decisions it informs

  • Customer team design for major retailers, clubs and e-commerce platforms

  • Category captaincy and validator positioning against a competitor's category management capability

  • Retail media, shopper marketing and e-commerce staffing versus competitors

  • Broker versus direct coverage decisions by channel

  • Response to a competitor's reorganization or acquisition

Why structure matters here

Point-of-sale and panel data show sales and share. They don't show how large a competitor's customer team is at a key retailer, whether it holds category captaincy, or how much it has invested in e-commerce and retail media. That structure shapes the decisions buyers make before any scan data appears.

Questions we answer

  • How large is a competitor's customer team at a given retailer, and how is it divided by function?

  • Does the competitor hold category captaincy, and how is its category management team organized?

  • How are e-commerce, retail media and shopper marketing staffed?

  • Where does a competitor use brokers, and where does it sell direct?

START HERE

Every engagement starts with the question you need answered.

Tell us which competitors and which functions matter to the decision in front of you. We'll scope what can be mapped, how, and by when.

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