I am looking for niche sites like anatomy.app that are targeted at medical students looking to learn anatomy.
What's the most efficient way of finding direct competitors that might have slipped by? This is mostly just for research purposes.
Here are some suggestions for finding niche anatomy learning sites that compete with anatomy.app:
Search engine keyword research: Use Google's Keyword Planner or other keyword research tools to find related terms people are searching for. Look for anatomy, medical school, etc., plus terms like "flashcards," "atlas," and "3D.".
App/website directories: Search categories like "Medical Education" on platforms like the Google Play Store, Apple App Store, and Crunchbase to find similar apps.
Forum research: Search medical student forums like Student Doctor Network and Reddit medical subs for discussions around anatomy learning tools.
Competitor research: analyze anatomy.app's website and app pages for references to or mentions of competitors. Check their social profiles for engagement with similar companies.
Google/Bing site search: Search engines like "site:edu anatomy learning tools" to find university resource pages listing comparable study resources.
Amazon search: search anatomy categories and browse 'Frequently bought together' options.
Trade publication research: search articles on anatomy edtech in publications like MD Linx or College Planner for startups.
Investor/accelerator websites: Anthropic, Y Combinator, etc. have profiles of past edtech participants; search for anatomy-related.
The keyword and search engine approaches should surface the most direct and newest competitors for direct research purposes.
