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How To Use EDITED Market
- Getting Started With Competitive Market
- Building & Managing Competitive Market Workbooks
- Using Competitive Market Workbook Filters
- Competitive Market Workbook Advanced Filtering
- Competitive Market Analysis Types: Analyzing Products In Workbooks
- Competitive Market Analysis In Practice
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- How Does EDITED Competitive Market Work?
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- Market: Understanding Terminology & Methodology
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How To Use EDITED Digital & Omni
- Getting Started: Navigation & Administration
- Getting Started: Control Panel
- Analysis Types: Dashboards
- Analysis Types: Insights
- Analysis Types: Opportunities (Decision Trees)
- Analysis Types: Opportunities (Action Impact)
- Analysis: Opportunities (Product Badges)
- Analysis Types: Basket Analysis
- Analysis Types: Tasks
- Getting Started: Using Charts
- Getting Started: Exporting, Sharing, Saving & Downloading
- EDITED Digital/Omni FAQ
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How To Use EDITED Research
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How To Use EDITED Messaging
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How To Use EDITED Overlay
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How To Use EDITED Signal
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How To Use EDITED Match
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Match: What Is EDITED Match?
EDITED Match allows you to monitor and compare specific products across other markets or competitors by finding exact or similar product matches across a custom data set (universe). By speeding up and scaling the process of comparing products, you can capture more opportunities to take decisive product and pricing actions.
You specify the key competitors/retailers and geographic regions against which product-matching searches will be executed and choose a subset of products to find matches based on your own criteria and what you want to compare against.
How it Works
Match technology uses advanced algorithms that consider the image and text (product name, brand, and description) associated with a product to identify relevant candidates for a matching product.
- An exact product match is defined as one that matches on garment category and brand exactly, such as black Gucci Marmont quilted bags, but is sold at a different retailer or in a different market.
- A similar product match is a product with more deviation, such as a different color, pattern, or brand, such as black skinny jeans.