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Agentic Competitive intelligence for everyone.

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/btw Yesterday pitch went really well

A photo of the Q&A after pitching @RivalizeAI

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We tried to summarize what CI🥊 means in one video.

What does CI mean for you?

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When a founder and a PMM disagree about a competitor, the fastest fix is one shared page of claims.

Give each claim its own row: what it says, where it came from, when it was published, and what could not be observed. Read the page together before each sales call.

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The pages worth watching on any competitor are pricing, careers, customer stories, reviews and press releases.

Start with one or two, and read them on the same day each week. A page that changes quietly is still a change.

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Our view: the hard part of competitive intelligence is moving from collecting pages to explaining them.

Read the evidence first, then decide what it means.

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@gaetano_nyc Hey Gaetano, we work with agencies/consultants to support clients with SEO/GEO/AEO.

Feel free to run a first report. If you like what you see, just let us know!
Keep it up!

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Before you trust an AI assistant's answer about a competitor, ask what it can see. Can it read the live pricing page, or only an older copy? Does each fact come with a date?

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@jakezward Have you ever tried with Agentic CI tools?

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Rivalize's first report is free, with no card. Paid plans start at $19 a month for 3 tracked companies, $79 for 10 and $199 for 25.

Pick the plan by the number of companies you would track, not by the features on the page.

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A competitor's changelog is free market research.

Once a week, read the changes from the last month and write down what they mean for buyers. Date each entry.

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@tibo_maker We can confirm it!

Check it out at https://t.co/oxkEmofjUx

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@asaio87 Interesting!! How do you handle GEO and AEO?

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Early-stage startups: we’re bringing a new product that the market has never had

Also early-stage startups:

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@TreasureMusaAI Totally! Nice to hear from someone who knows the gig.

He could have saved time and money by doing it well the first time with us!

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@pmitu LLMs are great at coding, excellent at researching, and good at saying BS sometimes.

Hopefully we can help you avoid the last one. Let us know!

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@jakezward Agree!! Also, SEO isn’t alone anymore. GEO/AEO matter as well!
That is one of the main reasons we built Rivalize.

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Our view, not a measured result: AI assistants are more likely to quote a page accurately when it says what it covers and when it was last updated.

That is one reason to date every note you keep about a competitor.

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What's the smallest competitive intelligence setup that still beats nothing?

One competitor. One page to watch, usually pricing. One dated note a week.

Start there, and write down where each fact came from as you go.

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On one discussion forum, the exact phrase "competitive intelligence tool" had 23 results in the last year. A big vendor's name followed by "alternative" had one.

Start your keyword list with category words. Add vendor names only when a buyer uses one.

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In one product marketing community, the most-replied thread in six months (18 replies) was about getting competitive intel to sellers so they actually use it.

Getting the intel used looks like a harder problem than collecting it.