Run a Competitive Analysis in 30 Minutes
Feed Claude your product and competitor info. Walk away with a structured comparison matrix and clear positioning gaps.
Most competitive analyses are either a 40-tab Notion graveyard nobody updates, or a vibes-based "we're different because we focus on the customer." Neither helps you make decisions. A useful competitive analysis is specific, structured, and tells you where you can win — not just who else is in the market. Let's build one.
Define what you're comparing and why
The scope of the analysis determines its usefulness. Start by telling Claude your product, the decision you're trying to make, and who the relevant competitors are.
Describe your product and the competitors
Give Claude the raw material — your positioning, pricing, and anything you know about competitors. Messy is fine.
Generate the comparison matrix
Claude builds a structured side-by-side across the dimensions that matter for your decision.
Extract positioning gaps
The matrix is data. Now ask Claude to tell you what it means — where you can win that nobody else owns.
Write the strategic summary
Turn the analysis into a one-page summary you can share with leadership — with a clear recommendation on the original decision.
Share what you built
Let your network know. Pre-filled post — edit before posting.
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