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NextCompetitor Research
Adam Butterworth
from United States
About
Competitor Research keeps you ahead of the game by monitoring your rivals’ websites and social media. Get instant alerts on changes, track updates with AI-driven screenshots, and stay informed on your competitor's activity across platforms like Instagram, LinkedIn and many more. Competitor research can be applied in several ways, such as monitoring changes on competitors’ webpages—covering landing pages, pricing, blogs, news alerts, and product offerings. For instance, if a competitor adjusts the price of a product, it’s essential to learn about this change promptly to determine an appropriate response. Additionally, being aware of new product launches by competitors is crucial for keeping your product team informed about market developments.