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He was born in Framingham, the son of the late James and June (Lapointe) Lively and lived in Marlborough for 57 years. He was a veteran of the United States Air Force, serving in the Vietnam War and reaching the rank of sergeant.
Lee was a member of the first graduating class of the Massachusetts Firefighting Academy in 1966 and later worked at the academy for 34 years in many different capacities. He also served as a member of the Marlborough Fire Department for 31 years, retiring in 2003.
After retiring, he and his wife spent much of their time in Florida, and he worked the last six years in security for the Boston Red Sox in their JetBlue Fenway South ballpark in Fort Myers, Fla.
Mr. Lively was a member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles Lodge #3565 of Marlborough and was a member of the former Marlborough Kiwanis Club. He loved to spend time on his boat whether on a lake or on the ocean. The fix-it man could fix anything.
Besides his wife, he is survived by a son, Brian Lively and his wife Meredith of Marlborough; two daughters, Alicia Pickering of Dover and Cherie Iappini and her partner Danielle Riley of South Boston; two brothers, Ron Lively of Florida and Bruce Lively of Marlborough; two sisters, Terri Cappello of Florida and Nan Lively of Maynard; and five grandchildren, Julie, Adam, Brianna, Noah and Joseph.
Visiting hours will be held on Saturday March 9, 2019 from 12:00 – 4:00 p.m. at the William R. Short and Son Funeral Home (www.shortfuneral.com), 95 West Main St. Marlborough.
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The old adage “nothing exists in isolation” is especially true when it comes to apps. Understanding your competitors will give you critical insights into where you can improve and what you should be measuring yourself against.
We’ll look at the keys to good competitor analysis, and how you can leverage this to ensure that your app succeeds.
It’s of vital importance to stand out, especially among the sheer number of apps on the app stores. Google Play has around 2.1 million apps available, and the Apple App Store has approximately 2 million apps available.
This means that even within your niche or category, you’ll have to do a lot to stand out. Additionally, it’s important to note that it’s not only about the fact that you do something that others don’t – you have to inform users of this, and make it very clear to them in the brief opportunities you have to give over your message.
The app store is the greatest opportunity to explore competitors’ strategies and incorporate learnings from these into your own approach. For example, just looking at Uber and Lyft on the App Store: Uber has gone with a strategy of sophisticated colors and graphics, while bringing in some lifestyle imagery and subtle text. Lyft on the other hand has tried to differentiate themselves with more eye-catching colors, bold text, and has decided to only show screenshots.
Showcasing how you are different – and better, of course – starts with researching your competitors.
Want to know everything about your competition?
Another area of interest is untapped potential. This is where competitors are missing out on a market or segment, and where you can capitalize on this opportunity.
You might find that competitors haven’t localized their app pages, and therefore you’ll be able to steal the march on them when it comes to a more diverse geo set.
Some apps focus so much on a particular segment (for example Snapchat with younger millennials) that it leaves an opportunity to engage with an audience that is looking for the features offered by a particular app, but just isn’t being appealed to.
With the competitor research tools available today, you’ll also get a glimpse “behind the curtain”. You’ll be able to see the campaigns being run by your competitors, install numbers, and changes that they have been making to creative assets and descriptions.
This can give you a ton of useful insights into such things as where best to invest your marketing budget, what benchmark ratios like CPI should be, and what creative trends are hot right now.
Why waste your own resources on trial and error, when somebody else has done a lot of the hard work for you?
What to look out for when it comes to competitors? In a word: everything. Web presence, social presence, types of campaigns, creative strategy, how often changes are made to the app page, promotions that are run, rankings, reviews, and general strengths and weaknesses.
It’s helpful to keep both an overall, strategic picture in mind, as well as more specific insights. These could include the target audience of competitors on one hand, and actual performance of individual competitor ads on the other.
Competitor research is a critical first step when launching or re-launching your app, as well when maintaining momentum. One thing to be sure of, is that your competitors are looking at you. So it’s important to move quickly and leverage competitor research to get – and stay – ahead.
The goodness of this last wekend started on Thursday when Brooke and I finally finished enough of the renovations in our master bedroom to finally move in. There's something very dinstinct about creating a place of safety, sanctuary. We haven't had that in our home until now and it feels so good to know I can just walk into my room and know I can rest... I even took a nap on Sunday, which I rarely do.