The assistant watches the web for news, reviews and posts about your brand and your rivals, and sends you a short summary of what matters.
The assistant does the watching. You decide how to respond.
Got it. I will watch their websites, news and reviews, and keep it short.
First, it learns who and what to watch.
Your competitors, your brand and the topics that matter.
Prices, launches, hires and customer opinions.
Then it reads the web for you.
Across your whole watchlist.
Not every update matters, so it filters the noise.
One line on what each change means for you.
To Leadership team
The next summary arrives on Friday.Finally, it sends a short summary.
One page, once a week.
A major launch reaches you the same day.
What to say, and where to say it.
Early warning, with a suggestion on how to respond.
You find out about a rival's campaign from a customer.
A short weekly view of what changed in your market.
You cannot read every news item, but you hate being surprised.
You know before the customer asks.
A customer asks about a competitor offer, and you have not heard of it.
Every review and post, grouped into clear themes.
You want to know what people say about the brand, good and bad.
You hear about competitor news late
You hear it within days
Reviews are read by whoever has time
Every review is read and grouped
Alerts are noisy
Only what matters reaches you
Nobody owns watching the market
One short summary every week
“A competitor launched a new service on a Tuesday. By Wednesday I had a note and a suggested response.”
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