competitive-market-shift-analysis
Determine whether a pattern of competitor, category, technology, buyer, pricing, or positioning signals represents noise, an isolated move, an emerging market shift, or an established change in expectations. Use when a PMM asks what a cluster of changes means, whether a trend is real, how much attention it deserves, or what evidence should trigger a response.
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