Short YouTube monologue (transcript) by Omar Zenhom arguing that when competitors copy your product or approach, it indicates you are the market benchmark and a leader; imitation is presented as evidence of doing something ‘right’ in business.
If you're being copied, it means you're doing something right. Think about it. People don't copy things that are not worth copying. It's a sign that you're leading in the right direction. In your market, though, they say that imitation is the highest form of flattery. But in your case, with your business, it means that you're basically the market standard. People see you as the leader and they're like, hey, they're doing this right. Let's just copy them.
