Pattern-of-life analysis of a competitor's public behavior
Spencer Baggins @bigaiguyIn short: This prompt asks your AI to build a Pattern of Life analysis for competitor over the last 18 months. Fill in [competitor].
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Build a Pattern of Life analysis for [competitor] over the last 18 months. Track: their hiring patterns by function and seniority over time, their pricing behavior and any changes, their product release cadence and what categories they've released in, their geographic expansion sequence, their partnership and acquisition activity, their marketing spend signals visible through ad libraries and content volume, and their executive communication frequency and topics. What behavioral patterns emerge that are consistent regardless of what they say publicly? What does the pattern predict about their next move?
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