Watch the Competition
Keep your ears to the ground: What are others in your industry doing—or broadcasting that they will do in the future?
Companies are changing prices; they are very aggressively talking about it. Everybody is communicating to everybody, and you want to be hyperaware of what people are saying so that you don’t get caught underpricing or overpricing other brands in your category.
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