I’ve been in the Competitive Intelligence field for MANY years and this is truly one of the most valuable communities I have found. I’m constantly learning of new tools, tips, resources that can bring immediate impact to my role. I also love the personal connections I have made and look forward to nurturing these relationships. Thank you Andy for your vision and thoughtful execution of this community!

As a Product Marketing team of one at a small company, it’s been incredibly valuable to be able to lean on the expertise in this community. The guidance and wisdom on all things CI and product marketing have helped me tackle projects and become more confident in my role.

Healthy Competition is the best community for anyone who wants to get their Competitive Intel geek on. Whether you're new to CI or a seasoned pro, there is support for every CI issue, topic, conundrum or rant brought to the table. Healthy Competition is a non-judgmental forum that addresses a wide-range of perspectives, experiences and best practices, regardless of age, gender or level of CI experience. I use the community as a sounding board for new ideas or issues I'm encountering, as well as a trusted space where people "get" what I do and have genuine interest in the issues I bring to the table.

Without a doubt, the community is the best Competitive Intel resource I've come across. It is full of amazingly talented people who share some absolute fire takes on CI. I'm grateful to be a part of the group and to the people in it. If your job includes any kind of competitive work, I'd recommend joining.

Healthy Competition is like Cheers for PMM & CI professionals -- a place where everyone knows what you're talking about, even if they don't necessarily know your name. I love the discussions we've had around deliverables, ethics, and everything in between. And I've gotten to connect more deeply with folks I know from the industry!

Healthy Competition is such a great collaborative community. It's a place where great minds in the competitive world come together to support, share successes, and discover best practices. Being able to ask honest questions and see & hear what others are doing has been extremely helpful. It's a one-stop-shop CI resource.

Just want to point out how amazing it is that a question was posed to the community and 3 hours later there is a thread with 33 replies from ~10 different PMM & CI pros. This community is epic.

Huge shoutout to this community for connecting Product Marketers like myself to teams that are hiring. I got an offer from one of them and I'm pretty stoked about it!

I’ve been in the Competitive Intelligence field for MANY years and this is truly one of the most valuable communities I have found. I’m constantly learning of new tools, tips, resources that can bring immediate impact to my role. I also love the personal connections I have made and look forward to nurturing these relationships. Thank you Andy for your vision and thoughtful execution of this community!

As a Product Marketing team of one at a small company, it’s been incredibly valuable to be able to lean on the expertise in this community. The guidance and wisdom on all things CI and product marketing have helped me tackle projects and become more confident in my role.

Healthy Competition is the best community for anyone who wants to get their Competitive Intel geek on. Whether you're new to CI or a seasoned pro, there is support for every CI issue, topic, conundrum or rant brought to the table. Healthy Competition is a non-judgmental forum that addresses a wide-range of perspectives, experiences and best practices, regardless of age, gender or level of CI experience. I use the community as a sounding board for new ideas or issues I'm encountering, as well as a trusted space where people "get" what I do and have genuine interest in the issues I bring to the table.

Without a doubt, the community is the best Competitive Intel resource I've come across. It is full of amazingly talented people who share some absolute fire takes on CI. I'm grateful to be a part of the group and to the people in it. If your job includes any kind of competitive work, I'd recommend joining.