market share

noun

, Economics.

1. the specific percentage of total industry sales of a particular product achieved by a single company in a given period of time.

market share

noun

1. the percentage of a total market, in terms of either value or volume, accounted for by the sales of a specific brand

Example Sentences

Understanding customer behavior will no doubt be a bigger lift than before, but data will be a pivotal differentiating factor as brands battle for market share.

From Digiday

For brands in troubled categories like travel, however, there is a sense that they need to return to advertising for fear of losing market share, according to marketing execs.

From Digiday

Although Google’s years of development and investment into its search ecosystem would certainly be a high barrier to entry, Apple’s massive user base and commitment to privacy would certainly capture a significant portion of market share.

From Search Engine Watch

You need to focus on the top 10 campaigns and check for the market shares of your competitors and monitor closely when you are not shown.

From Search Engine Watch

Their goal is to capture enough market share that they can put us and everyone else out of business and then raise prices to actually be profitable.

From Eater

I know that Detroit is losing market share in auto sales, but how did they let the Motown sound slip out of their hands?

From The Daily Beast

“The market share in New York is getting diluted because as it expands to Brooklyn there are just so many options,” Brazeal says.

From The Daily Beast

Woe unto the politicians and parties that fail to grok this, as they will face only bigger and bigger losses in market share.

From The Daily Beast

With its distinctive design and huge market share, the Prius easily stood out.

From The Daily Beast

Put another way, in places where it has been established for a decade or more, Whole Foods seems to be losing market share.

From The Daily Beast