Competitive and ad intelligence

1. Have your context ready

Name competitors, the question, geographic or time scope, and allowed sources.

2. Ask your agent

Paste this into your agent, then provide your task and example inputs when it asks:

/deepline-research Prepare a cited competitive and ad-intelligence brief with Deepline. Inspect supported sources and propose a bounded research pilot. Record observed creatives, messages, landing pages, dates, and source coverage. Separate facts from hypotheses about positioning. Return evidence and open questions. Do not infer exact spend, conversion performance, or campaign profitability from public ads alone.

Complete any requested sign-in yourself. Give the agent the missing information before approving execution. Provider-backed work can incur usage.

3. Review the result

The brief answers the question within the sources’ coverage. Repeated or long-running ads are observations, not proof of profitable performance. Ask your agent:

/deepline-research Compare the result with the acceptance rule we agreed. Show the evidence for accepted and rejected outcomes, unresolved questions, and recorded Deepline usage where work ran. If work is still running or a response is uncertain, inspect the original saved execution before proposing another request. Explain the next decision I need to make.

Approve a larger job, recurring work, or external changes only after reviewing that decision.

Turn the findings into a workflow

If the research answers your question, keep the cited report. If you need a repeatable workflow, carry the reviewed findings into execution:

/deepline-gtm Use the reviewed research findings and source plan from this conversation to implement the agreed workflow. Preserve the evidence, source limitations, and acceptance rules. Reuse retained results where appropriate. Explain remaining gaps and propose a bounded pilot before starting additional provider work. Do not repeat source discovery without a specific unresolved question.

If the next step is to define or evaluate an account score, use the scoring guide before implementation.

Check your understanding

Does a long-running observed creative prove profitability?

Show the answer

No. Duration is an observation. It does not establish spend, conversions, or the advertiser’s economics.

​1. Have your context ready

​2. Ask your agent

​3. Review the result

​Turn the findings into a workflow

​Check your understanding

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1. Have your context ready

2. Ask your agent

3. Review the result

Turn the findings into a workflow

Check your understanding

Related guides