Glossary - ChicksX

First-Mover Advantage (FMA) is the competitive edge gained by being the first to enter a market segment.

First-Mover Advantage (FMA) is the competitive edge gained by being the first to enter a market segment. Being first allows companies to establish strong brand recognition, build customer loyalty, and set industry standards. They can also secure key resources and create barriers to entry for competitors. However, this advantage comes with risks, such as high initial costs and the pressure of unproven markets. Successful first movers can potentially dominate their market, but must adapt continuously to maintain their lead as new competitors emerge.