<p>If your competition gains an advantage, the first response is to imitate it.  However, that dilutes any distinction you have in the marketplace - and fails to inspire customers or employees.  Today, Scott McKain examines the first of the three “Destroyers of Differentiation."</p>

If your competition gains an advantage, the first response is to imitate it. However, that dilutes any distinction you have in the marketplace - and fails to inspire customers or employees. Today, Scott McKain examines the first of the three “Destroyers of Differentiation."

<p>If your competition gains an advantage, the first response is to imitate it.&nbsp; However, that dilutes any distinction you have in the marketplace - and fails to inspire customers or employees.&nbsp; Today, Scott McKain examines the first of the three “Destroyers of Differentiation."</p>

Episode 493: Encore Episode - The first “Destroyer of Differentiation” — Copycat Competition and Incremental Advancement

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Episode 493: Encore Episode - The first “Destroyer of Differentiation” — Copycat Competition and Incremental Advancement

Episode 493: Encore Episode - The first “Destroyer of Differentiation” — Copycat Competition and Incremental Advancement