We can run Growth Intelligence studies in a broad range of industries, and each study answers leaders' own questions.

Industry coverage

We cover a broad range of industries.

  • Software and technology

    • Horizontal SaaS

    • Infrastructure, DevOps and cybersecurity

    • Vertical SaaS

    • Fintech, payments and insurtech

    • Data and analytics

  • Consumer services

    • Senior living

    • Home services

    • Auto services

    • Fitness, wellness and medical spas

    • Pet services

  • Education and training

    • Workforce development and vocational training

    • K-12 and education technology

    • Corporate training

  • Financial services*

    • Wealth management and registered investment advisers

    • Specialty lending

    • Payments and merchant services

  • Healthcare services*

    • Home health and hospice

    • Multi-site providers

  • Food and beverage*

    • Restaurants, including quick-service

  • Consumer products and branded goods

  • Under evaluation

    • Route-based and facility services

* Partial coverage: only the fully covered sub-industries are listed.

Roles supported

Each leader gets answers to their own questions, and what to do about them.

  • CEO

    • Double down where customers rate you ahead of competitors, and fix where they don't

    • Decide where growth comes from: winning more customers, losing fewer, or earning more from each, based on real customer opportunity

    • Pick the segments to invest in: the ones that rate you highest, and the ones leaving your competitors

    • Give every functional team one customer measure to own, and check it at each refresh

  • CMO

    • Build your messaging on the strengths customers name most, and the pain points they raise

    • Position against each competitor on the weaknesses its own customers describe

    • Win over competitors' customers with the reasons they give for leaving

    • Focus campaigns on the segments that rate you highest

  • Chief Revenue Officer

    • Go after the competitors losing the most customers first, and home in on the top reasons for leaving

    • Know and sell based on your value in customers' eyes, as opposed to pricing and discounts

    • Arm your reps with the reasons customers choose you over each competitor, and be ready with competitive weaknesses

    • Walk into renewals knowing why customers leave you, and make sure to address those reasons

  • Head of Product Management

    • Put the needs customers raise most, and the topics where competitors score higher, at the top of the roadmap

    • Weigh fixes against new features by how often customers ask for or complain about each

    • Fix the license and add-on structures customers complain about before you touch the price level

    • Look past your own customers to the needs the whole category leaves unmet

  • Head of Customer Service

    • Fix the service issues customers raise most, starting where competitors do better

    • Brief your team in customers' own words, so they recognize the issues faster

    • Check at each refresh whether the complaints you targeted have fallen

  • Head of Strategy

    • See where you stand against each competitor, topic by topic, and decide which gaps to close and which leads to extend

    • Read where the market is moving: which competitors gain customers, which lose them, and why

    • Find new growth opportunities in the needs the whole category leaves unmet

    • Scan potential acquisition targets or partners and see how their own customers rate them before committing