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Competitor Price Monitor

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yangliu2060·vlatest·marketing

Tracks competitor pricing across specified products and websites, alerting you to changes and potential opportunities.

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    $ npx skills add smithjohn78390/smith--skills --skill competitor-price-monitor -a claude-code

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yangliu2060

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competitor-price-monitor/SKILL.md
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1 file, 152 lines
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About this skill

What it does

The competitor-price-monitor skill tracks the prices of products offered by competitors. It allows users to specify which products and competitors to monitor, then provides updates when price changes occur. This helps businesses stay informed about market trends and adjust their pricing strategies accordingly.

When to use it

  • E-commerce businesses: Monitor competitor pricing for key products to ensure competitive positioning.
  • Retailers: Track prices of similar items sold by local or online competitors.
  • Product managers: Get alerts when a competitor significantly lowers the price on a specific product.
  • Market analysts: Gather data on competitor pricing trends over time.

Key capabilities

  • Competitor price tracking
  • Price change notifications
  • Product and competitor specification
  • Data updates

Example prompts

  • "Monitor the price of 'Nike Air Max 270' at Adidas and Foot Locker."
  • "Alert me when the price of 'Samsung Galaxy S23' drops below $600 on Amazon."
  • “Show me a report of competitor pricing for all products in my ‘electronics’ category.”

Tips & gotchas

The accuracy of the data depends on the availability and reliability of publicly accessible product information. Ensure that the specified competitors have online stores or price listings available to avoid errors.