from digital-marketing-pro108
Configure ongoing competitor monitoring (content, pricing, ads, social, SEO, SERP) with per-dimension baselines, scheduled scans, and alert rules.
Competitor Monitor sets up structured, recurring monitoring of specific competitors across multiple dimensions: website content, pricing pages, ad activity, social signals, SEO rankings, and SERP features. It captures an initial baseline snapshot for each competitor (meta tags, key pages, pricing structure, active ads, social follower counts, and keyword positions) and then schedules dimension-specific scans (daily, weekly, monthly) to detect meaningful changes. Alerts are configured with per-dimension thresholds so noisy updates are filtered while material shifts (pricing changes, new campaigns, ranking drops, major content launches) surface immediately. The skill stores baselines and schedule metadata so change detection has historical context and minimizes false positives.
Use this when you need continuous competitive intelligence: launching a new product, responding to aggressive competitor pricing or ads, or tracking market messaging. It's useful for marketing teams, product owners, and growth analysts who must react quickly to competitor moves or understand long-term share-of-voice trends.
Best used with Claude Code / Claude plugins and other agent frameworks that can run web fetches and schedule scans (Cron-integrated agents, marketing automation agents).
Well-documented competitor monitoring skill with thorough SKILL.md covering baselines, scheduling, and alerting. No scripts are bundled — the referenced competitor-tracker.py is missing, so the skill can't actually save baselines or run scans as described. Functions more as a detailed prompt than a runnable skill. Security is clean with no suspicious patterns.
competitor-tracker.py (referenced but not bundled)Thorough and well-written SKILL.md with detailed input/output contracts and process steps. Main issue is that the skill is essentially a prompt without the tooling it references — competitor-tracker.py is absent. This limits practical usefulness significantly. The skill would need its companion script to deliver on its promises.
