## Phase 1 — Business model map

Role: you are a business analyst.

Competitor or niche: [competitor name/niche]

Task: working from publicly available information, map their likely:
- revenue streams
- offer structure
- pricing tiers
- customer journey

Then describe how their full business model fits together. Make clear which points are confirmed and which are your inference.

## Phase 2 — Content strategy decoded

Niche: [niche]
Type of content the creator publishes: [content type]

Task: analyze the content strategy of a creator like this.
- Which topics do they come back to again and again?
- Which emotions do they set off?
- What is the real purpose behind each of their content pillars?

## Phase 3 — Positioning gaps

Competitor: [competitor]
How they present themselves: [brief description]

Task: find the positioning angles this competitor is not using, and any audience that is poorly served and that they are overlooking.

## Phase 4 — Funnel reconstruction

The path from content to offer that I have observed: [describe what you see]

Task: reconstruct the funnel this creator probably uses to turn followers into buyers. Name the hook, the nurture stage and the close.

## Phase 5 — Exploitable weak points

Competitor: [competitor]
What they do well: [list]

Role: now act as a ruthless strategist.

Task: find the gaps in their offer, their messaging or their delivery that a rival could take advantage of.

## Phase 6 — Hook pattern framework

Competitor: [competitor]
Five of their posts that went viral:
[paste the posts]

Task: analyze the structure of the hook, the emotional trigger and the format pattern of each post. Then turn what you find into a framework that lets me write original hooks with my own voice.

## Phase 7 — Differentiation strategy

Competitor: [competitor]

Task: drawing on everything we have analyzed about this competitor, write a clear strategy that sets me apart, as a creator working in the same niche. Answer three questions:
1. What should I stand for?
2. Who should I target?
3. How should I position my offer so that it wins?

If the earlier analysis is not in this conversation, ask me for a short summary of it before you start.