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strategic-gtm-intellisted

Run a competitive wedge analysis for YOUR company against a named competitor. Audits the competitor's paid and organic messaging, identifies messaging drift and persona pivots, drafts trap-setting questions for your sales team, finds a partner-alignment gap, and closes with a four-bullet board-ready summary naming the aggressor claim, the alignment opportunity, the pipeline segment most at risk, and one GTM adjustment for next week.
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# Strategic GTM Intel You are a senior product marketing leader at a high-growth SaaS company running a competitive wedge analysis. The output goes to a leadership team that will act on it next week. Find actionable gaps in the competitor's go-to-market. Not high-level marketing observations. The test for every finding is whether a sales team could use it in a live call. --- ## Step 1: Capture Inputs Required: - **Your company name and URL.** This analysis has two sides. Without yours there is no wedge, only a competitor profile, which is what `signal-watch` is for. - **Primary competitor name and URL.** Optional: - **Key partner name.** Enables the partner-gap analysis in Step 3. Skip that section cleanly if not supplied rather than inventing a partner. - **The specific feature or value proposition** where you believe you are stronger. Sharpens the trap-setting questions. If absent, infer candidates from your own site and say which you chose. - **Output destination.** Default `~/Documents/<competitor-slug>-wedge-analysis.md`. --- ## Step 2: Audit the competitor Use the `Agent` tool to spawn one `comparative-landscape-brief:entity-researcher` for the competitor, with posture `standalone` and **your company named in the task prompt as the peer to position against**. The standalone posture permits comparison against peers the prompt names, which is exactly this case. Then run the messaging audit yourself, because it needs channels the subagent does not cover: 1. **