Competitive analysis

Closed
Go Coconut
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Employer
3
Project
Academic experience
60 hours of work total
Learner
Anywhere
Intermediate level

Project scope

Categories
Market research Competitive analysis
Skills
target audience auditor's report
Details

We would like students to help us assess the current market and how we can push our competitive advantage.

We are a play couch company in Canada called Go Coconut. We manufacture play couches for kids and have seen exponential growth in this sector in the past year. We are looking to establish ourselves as partners during the parenthood journey, and give resources and knowledge to our customers about the benefits of creating a yes space for their children, as well as supporting the development of gross motor skills for their children. We also believe in mindful parenting related to the Montessori philosophy.

In the past year a lot of competitors have pop-up, and differentiating ourselves is more important than ever.

We are a small business, and looking to define an interesting scope for you. You will be working on:

  • Perform a market audit, report results, and describe insights gained.
  • Define target audiences for our brand, and what do they care about.
  • Review our current strategies and recommend strategies to better engage with them.

If you like the sound of our culture, and are ready to tackle this challenge with us, then we'd love to hear from you.

Deliverables
No deliverables exist for this project.
Mentorship

We want to set up the students for success. We can give a couple of hours a week if needed, but we are flexible.

About the company

Company
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
0 - 1 employees
Manufacturing, Consumer goods & services

Our goal is to empower kids to build, play and for families to create memories together. We are a POC women-led small business based in Montreal, QC, and we always thought that modular foam furniture was exciting but, as parents, finding a set to purchase for our own kids here in Canada has always been difficult! Not only did we feel Canadian families desired more accessibility to such product, we also thought they would prefer something manufactured locally, here in Canada!