juma-competitor-intel

Identify 3-5 competitors and synthesize market positioning, channel activity, and messaging into a structured CI report.

4|Updated Apr 3, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/just-marketing/agency-skills --skill juma-competitor-intel
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Skill: juma-competitor-intel
Source: https://github.com/just-marketing/agency-skills/tree/main/skills/juma-competitor-intel
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/just-marketing/agency-skills --skill juma-competitor-intel

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Competitive intelligence reports help agencies understand client landscape, identify opportunities, and justify strategic recommendations with evidence.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Competitive matrix and positioning map to compare 3-5 competitors across brand, channels, and messaging.
  • Content gap & messaging opportunities to uncover whitespace and craft differentiated client positioning.
  • Onboarding and quarterly reviews to establish baselines and monitor shifts in the competitive landscape.
  • Deliver client-ready deliverables including executive summary, recommendations, and proof points.

Quick Start

Provide client goals and a 3-5 competitor list, then run a full CI analysis to generate the final report.

Frequently Asked Questions about juma-competitor-intel

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I build a competitive intelligence report for client onboarding?

To build a competitive intelligence report for onboarding, provide client goals and a 3-5 competitor list. The analysis synthesizes market positioning, channel activity, and messaging into a structured report with positioning maps and actionable recommendations.

What is a competitive matrix and how does it compare competitor messaging?

A competitive matrix compares 3-5 competitors across brand, channels, and messaging. It structures market-analysis data to reveal whitespace and content gaps, helping craft differentiated client positioning for strategic wins.

Can I use competitive intelligence reports for quarterly strategy reviews?

Yes, you can use competitive intelligence reports for quarterly strategy reviews to establish baselines and monitor shifts in the competitive landscape. This reveals gaps and opportunities to adjust client positioning and messaging.

What is the best way to identify content gaps and messaging opportunities in my market?

The best way to identify content gaps and messaging opportunities is running a full competitive analysis across 3-5 competitors. This generates a positioning map and gap analysis to uncover whitespace for differentiated client positioning.

Do I need a specific competitor list to generate a competitive matrix?

Yes, you need to provide a list of 3-5 competitors and client context goals. This required input ensures the intelligence report accurately targets the market landscape and synthesizes relevant channel activity and messaging data.