They will all know that they have competition.  

I just re-roofed a house in NPR earlier this year:Irv Albright RoofingVery professional, competitive and easy to deal with.

Going the online auction route cuts out a lot of competition.

If you are looking into getting into a market that isn't already highly competitive for land like Ontario or LA, I know that San Bernardino has plenty of available raw land next to their new, state of the art airport.

We feel better to let our competition have them and maybe they would be a better fit.

I am from a small community of only 3,500 people and don't have much competition as I am the only flipper in the area that does more than one or two flips a year. 

My multifamily is on a street with only other multifamilies, so we are exposed to competition every time there's any 'for rent' signs.

What I'm seeing and hearing about Nashville is that it is super competitive right now and prices are being driven up.

A competitive nature whether with others or with self.

You have the smarts and the empathy... if you can channel that into authentic copy, it'll be a competitive advantage.