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Run A Competitive Analysis

Describe your own product, name three to five specific competitors, and pick the dimensions to compare on — features, pricing, UX, marketing — for a structured side-by-side competitive read. For each competitor it covers strengths, weaknesses, market positioning, pricing strategy, themes from customer reviews, and marketing channels, ending with your own competitive advantages and the gaps you still need to close. Worth rerunning quarterly as positioning shifts.

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Run a competitive analysis:

Your product/service: {product_description}
Competitors: {competitors}
Analysis dimensions: {analysis_dimensions}

For each competitor cover:
1. Strengths and weaknesses
2. Market positioning
3. Pricing strategy
4. Themes in customer reviews
5. Marketing channels
6. Unique value propositions

End with your own competitive advantages and the gaps you need to close.
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