Library/Account Research & Buyer Intelligence/Competitive Intelligence/Build a Competitive Battlecard for a Named Competitor
TestedAccount Research & Buyer IntelligenceSame-Day Use (under 30 min)
About this prompt
This prompt helps AEs and sales managers build a structured competitive battlecard by analyzing a named competitor's public claims alongside your own closed-lost notes where that competitor appeared. It produces a one-line positioning statement, a claim-by-claim counter table, your top three differentiators with talk tracks, landmine questions that expose competitor weaknesses indirectly, and a clear profile of when you win versus when you lose. Use it when a competitor starts appearing repeatedly in your deals or before entering a market segment where they're entrenched.Battlecards that rely on marketing positioning tend to be defensive and vague — they tell reps what to say about their own product without giving them the landmine questions and competitive intelligence that actually change deal outcomes. This prompt builds the battlecard from two directions: the competitor's own public claims (website, G2/Gartner reviews, pricing pages) and your closed-lost notes where they appeared. Populate [COMPETITOR NAME] and [YOUR COMPANY] in the header, then paste your internal competitive loss notes into [CLOSED-LOST NOTES MENTIONING THIS COMPETITOR] — even five or ten notes are enough to identify patterns. The output includes a one-line positioning statement, a claim-counter-proof table, three differentiators with rep-usable language, landmine questions that surface competitor weaknesses without sounding negative, and objection responses for 'we're already using them,' 'they're cheaper,' and 'they have a feature we lack.' Use this prompt when a specific competitor appears in more than 10–15% of your deals — not as a general competitive research tool. For best results, include G2 or Gartner review quotes from both your product and the competitor's in the context you provide: review language is often the most credible source of real buyer frustration with competitive products, and the AI uses it to make the landmine questions specific rather than generic.The prompt
Build a comprehensive competitive battlecard for [COMPETITOR NAME] vs. [YOUR COMPANY].
Research [COMPETITOR NAME] thoroughly — their website, G2/Gartner reviews, pricing pages,
and any information I
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Variables to replace
COMPETITOR NAME|YOUR COMPANY|PASTE YOUR CLOSED-LOST NOTES MENTIONING THIS COMPETITOR — EVEN 5-10 NOTES HELP|DIFFERENTIATOR|WHY IT MATTERS TO THE BUYER|HOW TO SAY IT|SPECIFIC LIMITATION|COMPETITOR|RESPONSE|SPECIFIC FEATURE WE LACK|PROFILE OF DEAL WE BEAT THEM IN|PROFILE OF DEAL WE LOSE TO THEM
How to run it
- Copy the prompt and paste it into Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, or Copilot — it's tuned to run in any of them.
- Replace the variables — swap each bracketed token for your deal's specifics. The variables list above explains every field.
- Make it yours — run it, keep what's strong, and tighten your inputs on the next pass. The prompt improves with your context.
What good output looks like
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