Define your target market

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1. Define your target market. Describe it as detailed as possible using any meaningful variables: sociodemographic, lifestyle, income or budget level, location, education, size... you name it. Remember, there is no business without clients, so you'd better know who they are.

2. Research your competition. Provide a detailed description of competitors, both direct and indirect (substitutive products or services), as well as a Five Forces or a PESTEL analysis.

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