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Competitor Response Brief

Ranks the competitor content worth responding to this week and drafts the counter-campaign brief for your team.

Most competitor content deserves a shrug; some of it steals share quietly. This separates the two and hands the team a ready-to-work counter-brief on the ones that matter.

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Agents4 required
Duration4-6 minutes

Ranks the competitor content worth responding to this week and drafts the counter-campaign brief for your team. Most competitor content deserves a shrug; some of it steals share quietly. This separates the two and hands the team a ready-to-work counter-brief on the ones that matter.

How it runs

Multi-agent orchestration — here's the flow, step by step.

01

Pull each competitor's recent content: blog posts, campaign pages, and (where a social connection exists) their recent social activity. Identify the trending topics in your category this week.

web researcher
02

Rank the topics worth responding to: which competitor narratives are gaining traction, which deserve a counter-voice, and which to ignore. Each ranked item carries the competitor content and the traction evidence.

competitive intel
03

Draft the counter-campaign brief for the top-ranked topics: the angle that positions against (not copies) the competitor narrative, key messages, channel notes, and a content starter per piece.

content writer
04

Package the response brief: ranked topics with evidence, the counter-angles, and the starter content — one decision-ready document for the marketing team.

executive briefing writer

Required Agents

4
  • web-researcher
  • competitive-intel
  • content-writer
  • executive-briefing-writer

Connections

Required

metanotionverslayzoho

Optional

zohohubspotmetalinkedintwitternotioncodagoogle

What it does

  • Topics ranked by traction evidence, not opinion
  • Counter-angles that position against the narrative without naming-and-shaming
  • Starter content included — the brief is actionable, not advisory
  • Ignore-list explicit: says what NOT to respond to and why
  • One decision-ready document per run

Example prompt

What are my competitors pushing this week that we should respond to, and draft the counter-brief.

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