competitor-alternatives
Competitor Alternatives
Plan and draft competitor comparison and alternative pages that rank for competitive search terms, provide genuine value to evaluators, and position Tiger Data honestly. Covers four formats: singular alternative, alternatives roundup, direct comparison (Tiger Data vs X), and third-party comparison (X vs Y).
This is a content creation skill for public-facing comparison pages. For monitoring what competitors are doing, use competitive-intel-brief. For general SEO-led longform where the competitive frame is secondary, use seo-article-writer.
When to use this skill
- User asks for a "[competitor] alternative" or "alternatives to [competitor]" page
- User wants a "Tiger Data vs [competitor]" or "[competitor A] vs [competitor B]" page
- User asks for competitive comparison content, comparison landing pages, or migration pages
- User says "how do we compare to X?" and wants a publishable page (not an internal brief)
- User mentions "competitor teardown" in the context of public-facing content
When NOT to use this skill
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