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Know where competitors win.
Compare traffic, search visibility and acquisition channels. Find the gaps worth going after.
- Compare traffic and acquisition channels
- Trace how their homepage messaging changed
- Recommend three campaign opportunities
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Compare notion.so, linear.app and clickup.com. Where do they get their traffic, how has their homepage messaging changed, and where is the best opportunity for a new campaign?
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A competitor brief with sources and next steps.
- 01Traffic and channel mix
- 02How their story changed
- 03Gaps worth going after
Every claim linked to its source
6Marketing sources
132Capabilities to call
2Assistants: ChatGPT and Claude
1Connection to set up
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Your brief
Start with a question.
Leave with a direction.
Pick a starting point, make it yours, and see exactly how your assistant will dig in.
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The playbook
Less digging.
More doing.
Three ways to turn marketing research into something useful.
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Catch demand before everyone else.
Explore search trends and content opportunities. Turn the signals into a focused content brief.
- Look for growing search interest
- Research the pages already competing
- Build three sourced content briefs
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Find your next audience.
Research creators, podcasts and sponsorship signals. Build a shortlist that fits your audience.
- Discover relevant creators and shows
- Check topics and sponsorship signals
- Shortlist five partners with evidence
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Examples
Briefs that mix sources.
Steal one.
Each example combines several Alexandria sources. Load it, make it yours, open it.
Competitor teardown
Tear down linear.app's marketing: traffic channels and paid search, podcasts they sponsor, creators they work with, and whether search interest in the brand is rising.
Try this briefMessaging history
How has notion.so's homepage headline and positioning changed over the last three years? Read the archived homepage text from each year, then check whether traffic and search interest moved after each change.
Try this briefPodcast sponsorship shortlist
Shortlist podcasts for a developer-tools sponsorship: shows competitors already sponsor, whether podcasts send them traffic, rising topics, and each host's social reach.
Try this briefContent calendar from rising demand
Find rising searches around AI coding agents, check whether podcasts and TikTok already cover them, and see which sites win that traffic today. Turn it into a four-week content calendar.
Try this briefPricing page history
Track how clickup.com's pricing page changed since 2021 from its archived page text: plan names, prices and positioning. Summarise each change and what it signals.
Try this briefCreator vetting
Vet five creators for a product launch: Instagram and TikTok reach, podcast guest appearances, whether their topics are growing, and whether their audience geography matches ours.
Try this briefShare of voice
Build a share-of-voice table for Notion, Linear and ClickUp: web traffic share, search interest, social presence and podcast mentions over the last quarter.
Try this briefLaunch readout
Compare the two weeks before and after our launch: traffic and channels, branded search interest, social posts and podcast mentions. Include the archived text of the launch page from before and after.
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How it works
One connection.
Every brief after that.
Pick a brief
Start from a play or describe your own campaign, competitors and audience.
Open your assistant
Your prompt arrives in ChatGPT or Claude. Connect Firecrawl the first time, in one step.
Get a sourced brief
It calls the right Alexandria tools, cites every figure and flags what it could not find.
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Sources
The tools behind
your next idea.
Explore marketing sources in Alexandria. Your assistant chooses the capabilities that fit your question.
Explore the full marketing directory
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FAQ
Good questions,
straight answers.
What do I need to get started?
A ChatGPT or Claude account and a free Firecrawl account. The first time you open a brief, your assistant walks you through connecting Firecrawl. After that, every brief opens ready to research.
Does the assistant make up numbers?
It is told not to. Every figure comes from a named Alexandria source, estimates are flagged as estimates, and anything a source does not cover is called out as missing rather than filled in.
What does a research brief cost?
Alexandria tools use Firecrawl credits and each one lists its price. Your assistant explains the cost before it calls a paid tool, and asks first when a provider needs you to accept its terms.
Which marketing sources are included?
Traffic and channel data, search trends, social creators and podcast sponsorships today, with more providers joining Alexandria. Your assistant picks the tools that fit your question.
Your assistant. Better informed.Make your next move
Make your next move
an informed one.
Keep the research and the conversation together.
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