Market intelligence
Know what changed in your market before your first meeting
Market intelligence usually arrives as a quarterly report. nwsppr reads your market every day and puts what changed at the top of a morning paper written for your company.
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What market intelligence is for
Market intelligence is knowing what is moving in your market: what customers are buying, what regulators are changing, where competitors are heading, and what it means for your plans.
Reports and research projects answer that a few times a year. The market moves every day, and the team that hears about it first gets to respond first.
How nwsppr does it
You give us your website. We work out your industry, competitors, products and customers, and you confirm them.
Every morning nwsppr reads your market's trade press, newsrooms, regulators and company blogs, keeps the stories that affect you, and ranks them by how soon you need to act. Each one has a line on why it matters and the link to the source first.
Who reads it
Product marketing keeps positioning current. Leadership walks into the planning meeting knowing what changed. With the Department sheets add-on, sales, product and marketing each read the part of the market that's theirs.
The usual way, and the paper
Market intelligence, done as a newspaper
| Job | The usual way | With nwsppr |
|---|---|---|
| How often | A report each quarter | A paper every morning |
| What's in it | The whole market, for everyone | Ranked for your company, competitors and customers |
| What it means | An analyst's summary weeks later | A line on why each story matters to you |
| Checking it | Footnotes in a slide deck | Every story links to its original source |
FAQ
Questions
Is nwsppr a market research tool?
No. It doesn't run surveys or size markets. It's the news about your market, ranked for your company every morning, so your team knows what changed.
Which sources does it read?
Your industry's trade press, company newsrooms, regulators and platform blogs. Every story links to the original reporting.
How does it know what matters to us?
You tell us your industry, competitors, products and customers. Every story is ranked against that, and marking stories relevant or not tunes the next edition.
Is it priced per seat?
No. It is one price per company, so everyone who needs to know the market can read it.
Be first to the story.
The news that affects your business, every morning, before your first meeting. Nothing else.