This is why most of my competitors who wanted in are now selling coaching or services.

As @John Underwood said , if you run out of ideas, just look up a competitor and copy what they did.....Find a theme that suits your area, and follow it.

When they signed for their sales gear they were acknowledging that our catalog was valued at $1,000 (1978 dollars) and if they didn't return it, or took it with them to a competitor they would be liable for that amount.

Almost 600 electricity bill and 200 water bill, also the 400 management fee4. of course it is growing so many competitors in this area recently, almost everybody doing short term rental right now.

I recommend clicking through the listing photos to see if your rental is the same, better, or worse and adjust your price from there.When I was a property manager, I also called my competitors on a regular basis to help me establish rents. 

One, the MLS, would be kind of crappy to call another agent to say "hey, I'm going to use your competitor, but I want you to help me check them out."

I have attended similar introductory workshops sponsored by competitors such as Dean Grasiosi and Than Merrill.

Think banks/schools/restaurants) Watchfire signs likely has a higher price point than some competitors, but the customer service and warranty are very good.

Since we're in different price ranges, I don't see us being competitors.

I had a decent internet funnel at one point, but found that any who seek me out would also bounce right from my site to many competitors.