Competitor analysis tools: industry experts

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Many competitor analysis tools are publicly available, often for free. One category of tools are companies that provide access to experts in specialist fields. When trying to understand a niche supply chain or a regulatory environment, these can be indispensable.

Below are some of the sources in this category that we use when conducting competitive analysis:

LegalHub
Expert Pages
ORC Experts
ProfNet
Quora

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