Competitor Data

What to prepare

Start with the business question

Tell your AI what you want to learn. It will choose the matching task mode.

Add context only when it matters

When relevant, add the target domain, comparison domains, a keyword list, the target market, the search language, a start date, an end date, and whether to include subdomains.

How to use it

1. 01

   Find competitors

   Identify search competitors and competing domains.

2. 02

   Rankings and pages

   Inspect ranked keywords, relevant pages, and rank summaries.

3. 03

   Overlap analysis

   Compare domains, pages, and keyword sets.

4. 04

   History and traffic

   Review historical results, ranks, and traffic estimates.

What you get

What you receive

Returns competitor domains, shared and unique rankings, relevant pages, intersections, and historical traffic signals.

How to use it

Use the returned evidence to compare options, prioritize the next action, or pass a clear brief to another workflow.

Prompt examples

Use the competitor-data MCP tool to find the closest organic competitors for example.com in the United States. Keep the result focused, cite the returned evidence, and explain the next decision.

Use the competitor-data MCP tool to compare keyword and page overlap with two competitor domains. Keep the result focused, cite the returned evidence, and explain the next decision.

Use the competitor-data MCP tool to review ranking and estimated-traffic changes over time. Keep the result focused, cite the returned evidence, and explain the next decision.

Limitations

Read this before use

Traffic values are estimates based on visible search data, not a competitor's private analytics.

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