Market Leader A company that has achieved a dominant position - either in scale (e.g., British Airways) or influence (e.g., Virgin) - within its field.
Market Leader - the company whose products hold the largest market share.
Market Minimum - the level of sales that a firm can expect to achieve in a market without promotional effort of any kind.
Oliver is the market leader in handsaws with 40% of the market. Manor Way has only 25%. There is little house building and nowadays many amateurs use power tools. However is is still quite profitable.
Market Challenger a company holding a major market share and competing vigorously with the market leader for outright leadership. See Market Follower; Market Leader; Market Nicher.
For instance, products that dominate markets and are viewed as market leaders may not be heavily influenced by competitor pricing since they are in a commanding position to set prices as they see fit.
Winner Takes All: [win] The winner takes all phenomena, for digital marketplaces, highlights the notion that markets tend to favor the market leader to such an extent, other competitors can be driven out of the marketplace.
All of the market leaders have some VOIP component (voice over IP) but most are not publicizing this technology or service, as they don’t want to cannibalize a significant contribution to their revenue streams.
A firm attempting to gain market leadership through marketing efforts.
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The reason for this disappointing performance lay in the fact that search engines - even then market leaders like AltaVista, GoTo.com etc. - had rather crude search algorithms which mainly focused on the evaluation of keyword s.
Where the market leaders own a large part of the overall market, the market is said to be highly concentrated.
decisions and actions taken by a firm which chooses to follow the market leader as an alternative to challenging it, essentially reactive, follow-the-leader strategies, also known as "me-too" strategies, ...
The position held by a company or product that is considered as the preeminent force in its target market. While some market leaders are characterized by their market share, many others define leadership by displaying innovation and setting, ...
An online environment where content can be delivered to many people simultaneously. A market leader of webinar services is GoToWebinar which is a company that falls within the Citrix umbrella of companies.
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Michael Treacy and Fred Wiersema suggested in their 1993 book The Discipline of Market Leaders that most successful firms fall into one of three categories: ...
 See also: Leader, Market, Product, Service, Offer
  
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