Competitor research templates

Prompts help you think. Templates help you repeat the work without making a mess.

Use them for audits, teardown notes, SEO gaps, pricing, positioning, monitoring, and report writing.

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Competitor audit template

A practical structure for auditing one competitor across website, offer, pricing, SEO, ads, and messaging.

  • Competitor snapshot
  • Website and messaging notes
  • Offer and pricing notes
  • SEO and content gaps
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Landing page teardown template

A teardown template for competitor landing pages, offers, CTAs, proof, and objections.

  • Page goal
  • Audience and traffic source
  • Hero promise
  • Proof and objection handling
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Competitor ad teardown template

A compact table for saving competitor ad hooks, angles, offers, proof, and risks.

  • Ad source
  • Hook
  • Angle
  • Offer
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SEO gap analysis template

A template for turning competitor ranking exports and SERP notes into content priorities.

  • Cluster
  • Competitor page
  • Our page
  • Intent
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Pricing comparison template

A public pricing comparison template for plans, packaging, limits, and unclear details.

  • Plan table
  • Limits
  • Add-ons
  • Trial
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Positioning map template

A template for mapping competitor positions with evidence, not vibes.

  • Axis choice
  • Competitor placement
  • Evidence
  • Credible whitespace
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Messaging teardown template

A template for competitor promises, phrases, proof, objections, and voice patterns.

  • Promise
  • Audience
  • Repeated phrases
  • Proof
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Weekly monitoring workflow template

A recurring competitor monitoring template for weekly notes, changes, risks, and next actions.

  • Date range
  • Channels checked
  • Changes found
  • Noise ignored
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Competitor strategy report template

A report template for turning verified competitor research into options, risks, and a recommended move.

  • Executive summary
  • Observed moves
  • Why it matters
  • Options