Competitor profiling
Skill bromso/metapowers/plugins/marketing/skills/competitor-profiling
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Map competitive landscape — positioning, strengths, gaps, and opportunities
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Competitor Profiling
Analyze the competitive landscape for "$ARGUMENTS". Profile key competitors, map their positioning, identify strengths and weaknesses, and find market gaps.
Prerequisites
None — can be run independently or after customer-research.
Process
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Identify competitors:
- Use WebSearch to find direct and indirect competitors for "$ARGUMENTS"
- Categorize: direct competitors, indirect competitors, potential future competitors
- Aim for 5-8 competitors to analyze
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Profile each competitor:
- Use WebFetch to read their website, pricing page, and key marketing pages
- Document: value proposition, target audience, pricing model, key features, market position
- Note their messaging tone, brand positioning, and content strategy
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Analyze strengths and weaknesses:
- What do they do well? What do customers praise?
- Where do they fall short? What do customers complain about?
- Use WebSearch to find reviews, comparisons, and user feedback
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Map the competitive landscape:
- Create a positioning matrix (e.g., price vs. feature depth, or ease-of-use vs. power)
- Identify white space — underserved segments or unmet needs
- Note emerging trends competitors are or aren't addressing
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Identify opportunities:
- Where can "$ARGUMENTS" differentiate?
- What competitor weaknesses can be exploited?
- What market gaps are no one filling?
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Write the artifact — append to
.metapowers/marketing/$ARGUMENTS/00-strategy.mdunder a## Competitor Analysissection:- Competitor Profiles — summary of each competitor
- Positioning Matrix — visual landscape map
- Strengths & Weaknesses — per competitor
- Market Gaps — underserved needs or segments
- Differentiation Opportunities — where to win
Output
Competitor analysis appended to .metapowers/marketing/$ARGUMENTS/00-strategy.md. Present a summary highlighting:
- Top 3 competitors and their positioning
- Biggest market gap identified
- Recommended differentiation angle