Competitor Monitoring Digest

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Generate comprehensive competitive intelligence digests by analyzing 5-10 competitor websites for changes in features, pricing, messaging, and product announcements.

What You Get

Deliver competitive intelligence reports in 10-15 minutes vs. 5-8 hours of manual monitoring, with classified changes, trend analysis, and prioritized recommendations.

The Problem

Product managers and competitive intelligence analysts spend 5-8 hours monthly manually checking competitor websites for pricing changes, new features, and positioning shifts. This tedious work often gets deprioritized, leaving teams unaware of competitive movements until customers or sales reps surface concerns.

The Solution

This skill monitors 5-10 competitor websites by analyzing homepages, features pages, pricing pages, blogs, and changelogs. It validates timing against user-specified periods, classifies changes by strategic impact (major/moderate/none), analyzes competitive implications, identifies cross-competitor trends, and generates prioritized recommendations organized by timeframe (immediate, short-term, long-term).

How It Works

  1. 1 Gather competitor list, time period, focus areas, and product category context from user
  2. 2 Research each competitor's homepage, features, pricing, blog, and changelog via WebSearch and WebFetch
  3. 3 Validate temporal relevance by verifying announcement dates against specified period
  4. 4 Classify and document changes as major, moderate, or none with sources
  5. 5 Analyze strategic implications including competitive gaps and recommended responses
  6. 6 Identify cross-competitor trends and market patterns
  7. 7 Generate prioritized recommendations by timeframe (immediate, short-term, long-term)
  8. 8 Format comprehensive digest with executive summary, detailed sections, and positioning table

What You'll Need

  • List of 5-10 competitor company names or website URLs
  • Time period for analysis (e.g., 'last 30 days', 'since October 1')
  • Product category for competitive context
  • Optional: specific focus areas (pricing, features, marketing, integrations)

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