Automate competitor research. Stay ahead of what changes.
Ask Cedric to track your competitors' websites, product updates, social media, and public Google Ads. Get a weekly summary that helps you decide what deserves your attention.
@Cedric set up a weekly competitor update covering Vergo, Taskwerk, Buroly and Northwind. Check their websites, changelogs, social media, and public Google Ads. Summarize the key changes every Monday.
Here's your weekly competitor update: what changed, the sources to review, and the items worth a closer look.
Your competitors keep moving. Your research should too.
Competitor research often starts with a dozen tools and ends with tabs you never revisit. Pricing pages change, features launch, and new campaigns appear while your last analysis gets older.
Delegate the recurring checks to Cedric so you can spend more time interpreting the changes and planning your next move.
Competitors.xlsx6 weeks ago
Buroly on LinkedIn3 weeks ago
Ad library, Northwind2 months ago
Taskwerk changelog7 weeks ago
Q2 competitor review4 months agoAutomate competitor analysis across the channels that matter
Websites and messaging
Watch for changes to positioning, pricing, landing pages, and offers. Spot how competitors are presenting themselves to the customers you want to reach.
Changelogs and product updates
Follow new features, integrations, and release announcements. See where competing products are expanding.
Social media
Review public posts, launches, and campaign themes. Understand what competitors are talking about and how their messaging evolves.
Google Ads
Review publicly visible ad copy, creative, and landing pages where available. Identify new offers and messaging angles to investigate.
One brief. A recurring competitor update.
Log in and choose where to use Cedric
Log in with your Gmail account, then use the web app or connect Cedric to Slack, Discord, or Telegram.
Web app
Slack
Discord
TelegramSend your competitor research prompt
Tell Cedric which competitors to track, what to check, and when to send your weekly update.
Get your weekly competitor update
Cedric sends you a summary every week. Review the changes and ask follow-up questions whenever you need more detail.
Tell Cedric what you want to keep an eye on
"Every Monday, check competitor A, competitor B, competitor C, and competitor D for changes to their websites, changelogs, social posts, and public Google Ads. Highlight new features, pricing changes, and campaign messaging. Include source links and flag anything you couldn't verify."
Competitor research questions
Start with your own competitor list and the questions that matter to your market. Tailor the brief to pricing, product development, positioning, or acquisition campaigns.
The brief should use publicly available advertising information. Private account data such as budgets, targeting settings, and conversions is not part of public competitor monitoring.
On the schedule you give him. "Every Monday at 8", said once, and the update arrives every week. Ask for a daily check on one page if it moves faster.
Yes. Every change comes with the link where Cedric read it, and anything he could not verify is flagged as such.
Where you asked for it: the web app, or a channel in Slack, Discord or Telegram. Reply to the update to ask a follow-up question.
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Make competitor research a weekly habit, without the weekly admin.
Get started for freeGive Cedric your competitor list and the questions you want answered. Start with one brief and build from there.