Business Consulting
Strategy Consulting
Where the business is going. Every job below is scoped in estimated hours before work starts.
- Business strategy development
- Corporate strategy
- Growth strategy
- Market entry strategy
- Competitive strategy
- Blue ocean / differentiation strategy
- Product strategy
- Portfolio strategy
- Pricing strategy
- Business model design
- Business model innovation
- Value proposition design
- Vision and mission development
- Strategic planning facilitation
- OKR and goal setting
- Balanced scorecard implementation
- Scenario planning
- Market research
- Market sizing
- Competitive intelligence
- Customer research
- Voice of customer program
- Segmentation study
- Feasibility study
- Business case development
- Investment appraisal
- Partnership strategy
- Channel strategy
- Franchise strategy
- Licensing strategy
- Diversification strategy
- Exit strategy
- Succession planning
- Board advisory
- Strategy execution and PMO
Jobs people actually ask us for in Strategy Consulting
Real requests with the hours they usually take. Every one is scoped and priced before work starts.
Research competitors and summarize their positioning.
Competitors researched and summarized: positioning, offer and how they sell.
Compare competitor pricing.
Competitor pricing compared on a like-for-like basis, with sources.
Compare competitor service packages.
Competitor packages compared so you can see what's actually included.
Research common customer complaints in a market.
Recurring complaints across a market identified from public sources.
Research customer reviews for recurring themes.
Reviews analyzed for themes rather than cherry-picked quotes.
Research potential vendors.
Potential vendors researched against criteria you set.
Compare software tools for a specific business need.
Software options compared on the requirements that matter to you.
Create a shortlist of technology options.
A shortlist of technology options with trade-offs stated plainly.
Research industry trends.
Industry trends researched and summarized with sources you can check.
Research content topics competitors rank for.
The content topics competitors rank for, and where the gaps are.
Research advertising angles used by competitors.
The advertising angles competitors are running, and which they keep running.
Research possible partnership targets.
Potential partners researched with a reason each one fits.
Research podcast or media opportunities.
Podcast and media opportunities researched with contact routes.
Research event or conference opportunities.
Events and conferences worth attending or sponsoring, with costs.
Research potential sales leads.
Sales leads researched and qualified against your criteria.
Research grant opportunities.
Grant opportunities researched with eligibility and deadlines.
Research local sponsorship opportunities.
Local sponsorship opportunities researched with audience and cost.
Research market size using available public sources.
Market size estimated from public sources, with the method shown.
Research regulations and requirements for further professional review.
Regulations and requirements gathered for your professional adviser to review, not legal advice.
Summarize a long set of public documents.
A long set of public documents summarized into what matters.
Create a source-linked research brief.
A research brief where every claim links to its source.
Create a competitor monitoring report.
A competitor monitoring report on a recurring schedule.
Create a weekly industry-news digest.
A weekly industry news digest filtered to what affects you.
Create a recurring watchlist for changes on competitor websites.
A watchlist that flags when competitor websites change.
Turn an open-ended research question into a concise decision-ready brief.
An open question turned into a short brief you can decide from.
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