I will create a competitive intelligence brief
Market Intelligence and Competitive Research Strategist
About this Gig
Most competitor reports tell you what a rival says about itself. I build briefs that help you decide what it means.
I will research your selected competitors using credible public sources, organize the evidence, and deliver a concise, executive-ready intelligence brief focused on positioning, capabilities, recent moves, strengths, vulnerabilities, and implications for your business.
Every brief distinguishes documented evidence from interpretation. I cite the sources behind material claims and flag important gaps or uncertainty rather than filling them with assumptions.
Depending on your package, I can cover 1 to 5 competitors and include:
- Executive summary
- Competitor profiles
- Positioning and capability comparison
- Recent strategic developments
- Key signals and implications
- Source list
- Open questions or watch items
This is strategic research, not lead generation, scraping, legal advice, or confidential intelligence gathering.
Send me your decision question, target market, and competitors. I will build the brief around what you actually need to know.
Purpose:
Competitive analysis
FAQ
What sources do you use?
Credible public sources such as company sites, filings, press releases, reputable news, trade publications, public databases, and industry associations. Material claims are sourced.
Do you use AI?
Yes, as a research accelerator. I do not treat AI output as evidence. Important claims are checked against underlying sources and uncertainty is flagged.
Can you research any industry?
I am strongest in B2B, transportation, industrial, services, and strategy-heavy markets. I can work across other sectors when credible public information is available.
What counts as a revision?
A revision covers reasonable changes to interpretation, emphasis, wording, or presentation within the original scope. Adding competitors or a new market is additional scope.
Will you obtain confidential information about competitors?
No. I use legal, ethical, publicly available research methods. I do not impersonate people, bypass access controls, or seek confidential information.

