Dig up competitors' websites. Enterprise websites contain all aspects of enterprise information, and many valuable intelligence clues can be found by mining competitor websites. Such as the specific information of competitors' related contracts, R&D activities, customer information and so on. By mining and sorting out this information, valuable information can be formed.
Third-party websites. Third-party websites mainly include government websites, professional databases and other websites. Government websites are the largest owners of information resources. Through the excavation of government websites, we can better grasp the development trend of the industry, understand government policies, and make correct decisions. Professional databases mainly include patent databases, business information databases and various conference databases. From the professional database, we can retrieve all kinds of different business information, and better dig out competitors' marketing, cost positioning, R&D capabilities, organizational structure and so on. Other websites mainly include competitor customer websites, online public opinion forums, job search websites and other commercial websites.
Mining enterprises' own websites. By mining the enterprise's own Web logs, we can understand and pay attention to the potential customer base of the enterprise in many ways. For example, we can know the age structure, occupation, hobbies and habits of users by mining the information left by browsers on the server. Using the principles of statistics and psychology, we can find out the degree of users' expectations of enterprises, analyze the areas where products need to be improved, and make corresponding decisions.