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instagram-reels-competitive-reviewlisted

Run a structured monthly competitive analysis of Instagram Reels performance across a set of competitor brands, and produce a presentation-ready report. Use this skill whenever the user wants to analyze competitor Instagram Reels, benchmark social media performance across brands, build a monthly or recurring competitive review, compare Instagram engagement between accounts, or figure out what content is working in their category. Also triggers on phrases like "competitor reels," "social media competitive analysis," "Instagram benchmark," "monthly social review," or "what are competitors posting on Instagram." Works for any brand in any product category — the brand, competitors, and category are all supplied by the user.
Adam-GH-AI/instagram-reels-competitive-review · ★ 0 · Code & Development · score 73
Install: claude install-skill Adam-GH-AI/instagram-reels-competitive-review
# Instagram Reels Competitive Review Turn a list of competitor Instagram accounts into a structured, presentation-ready competitive analysis of their Reels performance. This skill defines the methodology, the data to collect, the classification system, and the exact output format so the result is consistent every time it runs. It is fully category-agnostic: the person's own brand, their competitor set, and their product category are all inputs. Nothing here is tied to a specific company. ## When To Use - A user wants a monthly (or one-off) read on how competitors are performing on Instagram Reels. - A user wants to know which content formats, hooks, or tactics are driving views in their category. - A user needs a benchmark of their own account against competitors. - A user is preparing a social media review deck or report for a team meeting. ## Step 1 — Establish Scope Before collecting anything, confirm three things with the user. Offer to proceed with sensible defaults if they don't have answers ready. 1. **The user's own brand** — account name, Instagram handle, and follower count. This is the reference point everything is measured against. If the user only wants a competitor scan and doesn't want to benchmark themselves, that's fine — skip it. 2. **The competitor set** — the brands to analyze and their Instagram handles. Aim for 4–8. If the user gives brand names but not handles, look up each handle and confirm it before collecting data. 3. **The category