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Competitor Review Analysis

Turn competitor reviews into messaging gold. Find what customers hate about alternatives and position against it.

Works with:Google SearchGoogle SearchTrustpilotTrustpilot

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Setup time

~5 min

Time saved

2-3 hrs/competitor

Difficulty

Easy

Tools

2 connected

How it works

1

Find Trustpilot

Search to find the competitor on Trustpilot

2

Find Patterns

Identify recurring complaints across reviews

3

Extract Quotes

Pull real customer language you can reference

4

Messaging Angles

Get specific positioning suggestions

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The Prompt

Task

Given a competitor name, use @google_searchName it "google_search" and call it with @google_search to find their Trustpilot page, then use @Trustpilot/Get ReviewsName it "Trustpilot/Get Reviews" and call it with @Trustpilot/Get Reviews to analyze what customers love and hate about them.

Example: Analyze reviews for "Zendesk" to find messaging opportunities for a competing support tool.

Input

The user will provide a competitor name or list of competitors.

Example: "Intercom" or "Compare Freshdesk vs Zendesk vs Help Scout"

Context

What to Search For

From negative reviews:

  • Repeated complaints (these are positioning opportunities)
  • Features customers wish existed
  • Service/support issues
  • Pricing concerns

From positive reviews:

  • What keeps customers loyal (competitive moats)
  • Features they can't live without
  • Unexpected use cases

Search Strategy

  1. Search for the competitor's Trustpilot page
  2. Use the domain to get reviews from Trustpilot
  3. Pull 2-3 pages of reviews (mix of ratings)
  4. Categorize complaints and praise into themes
  5. Identify patterns that appear 3+ times

What Counts as a Valid Result

  • Focus on recent reviews (last 12 months)
  • Weight verified purchases higher
  • Ignore one-off complaints with no pattern
  • Look for emotional language (strong signal)

Output

Overall Score: Trustpilot rating + one-line summary of sentiment.

What Customers Love: Top 3 strengths competitors should be worried about.

Pain Points (Your Opportunities):

  • Pain point 1: Quote + how you could position against this
  • Pain point 2: Quote + how you could position against this
  • Pain point 3: Quote + how you could position against this

Messaging Angles: 2-3 specific claims you could make based on competitor weaknesses.

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