What we measured about it: 480 times a month of demand at difficulty None of 100, while the evidence for doing it well sits unread in public archives.
Run on your market, a read shows: who owns every phrasing in your market, whom the AI answers cite, what every rival runs in the public ad archives, and your real search demand under every phrasing, which AI answers in your market are open, partial or closed (with the evidence), what your competitors run in the public ad archives, and your break-even numbers computed from your own economics.
Book the 20-minute callor read the measured pieces first →"Competitive positioning" is searched about 480 times a month at a keyword difficulty of None of 100: an almost uncontested query for a discipline every strategy deck claims to practice. "Competitor analysis report" adds 110 searches a month. measured
What the public record already tells you
Every ad platform is required to keep a public archive, and it is a positioning goldmine nobody reads. In our own market's runs, the largest tool vendor was running 5,000 to 6,000 active Google creatives while a boutique positioning agency ran 37 active Meta ads: fleet size, ad age and copy themes are all public, all free, and all more honest than any competitor's homepage. An ad that survives for months is a message its buyer keeps paying for.
The three measurements that define a competitive position
Who owns each search phrasing (page one, counted). Who the AI answers cite when your buyers ask (classified, with evidence). What each rival actually runs in the ad archives (counted and dated). Position yourself where all three show daylight, and write the deck afterward.
One read: your demand, your winnable AI answers, every competitor's ads, and your site's catch rate. Price and scope on a short call, plainly.
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