Comprehensive Guide to SWOT Analysis in Business

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SWOT analysis is a strategic planning tool used to evaluate the Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats of an organization or a business. It helps in identifying key issues, building on strengths, minimizing weaknesses, seizing opportunities, and counteracting threats. By focusing on turning weaknesses into strengths and threats into opportunities, businesses can enhance their marketing objectives and long-term success.


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  1. SWOT Analysis

  2. What is SWOT? Tool for auditing an organization and its environment First stage of planning Helps marketers to focus on key issues. SWOT stands for S , O . , and T , W Strengths & Weaknesses = Opportunities & Threats = factors factors

  3. Who Uses It & How? of a business Used to: build on strengths minimize weaknesses seize opportunities counteract threats Focus on turning weaknesses into strengths, and our threats into opportunities (feeds into marketing objectives). internal strengths with external opportunities

  4. Why Use It? The main purpose of a SWOT analysis is to to products and services Doing this can help a business new customers, and products and services to customer segments over the long-term. loyal customers,

  5. When to Use It? When individual staffing issues business culture and image organizational structure advertising financial resources operational efficiency per year . :

  6. A SWOT strength could be: Special marketing (or other) A new, innovative Being a market Any other aspect of a business that service of a business processes and procedures to the product or

  7. Which one is a STRENGTH for McDonald s? A Unhealthy food B Lawsuits against McDonald s C The idea to add home meal delivery D Having the largest fast food market share in the world

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  9. A SWOT weakness could be: of marketing (or other) expertise services (i.e. in relation to your competitors) Price that is products or of your business goods or services reputation

  10. Which one is a WEAKNESS for McDonald s? A High employee turnover B Lawsuits against McDonald s C $2 million advertising budget D Changing customer habits and new customer groups

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  12. A SWOT opportunity could be: A the Internet , joint ventures or strategic alliances Moving into that offer improved profits A new A market ineffective competitor market such as segments market by an

  13. Which one is an OPPORTUNITY for McDonald s? A Local fast food restaurant chains B The idea to add home meal delivery C Existing partnerships with many big brand names D Negative publicity

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  15. A SWOT threat could be: A new market A competitor has a Competitors with superior access to channels of your product or service Changes in in your home with competitors product or service is introduced on & deregulation

  16. Which one is a THREAT for McDonalds? A An unhealthy food menu B Brand recognition valued at $40 billion C Creating new menu items for changing customer habits and new customer groups D Trend towards healthy eating

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  18. Simple Rules for a Successful SWOT Analysis strengths and weaknesses of your organization. It should between where your organization is today, and where it could be in the future. Be Always apply SWOT in relation to your competition (i.e. better than or worse than your competition). ! Keep it short and simple --avoid complexity and over analysis SWOT analysis is Be about the --avoid grey areas. .

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