Every new landing page, comparison and article from the sites you follow, the day it goes live, with what it means for your site.
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What they launched and changed since you started watching, with what each one means for your site.
This week
Last week
Sample data: the sites and numbers are made up.
Most new competitor pages go unnoticed until they're already taking traffic.
| The day they publish | That week | Weeks later | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Their page | The day they publishGoes live | That weekWaits to rank | Weeks laterRanks and takes traffic |
| You, without tracking | The day they publishYou don't know | That weekYou still don't know | Weeks laterIt appears in your keyword tool. You start writing. |
| You, with Outpublished | The day they publishYou see it, with a verdict | That weekYour writer has a brief | Weeks laterYour page is already live, competing for the same keyword and starting to rank |
Each competitor is checked every day. A new page shows up with its exact date, its length and a verdict for your site.
A false alert costs more than a missed one, so a new page has to prove it before it reaches you.
Pages that only moved, tag and listing pages, and old pages we only just found never show as new. Promotions and team news are marked so you can skip them.
When a competitor launches a page for every state, you get one item for the whole set, and how many of those states you serve.
A rewrite on a page you compete with is worth knowing about. So is a page they gave up on.
What they shipped last week and your biggest open gaps, without logging in.
Every day. Most new pages appear in What's new the day they go live, with the time when their site gives one.
Yes, as content gaps. What's new only lists pages from the day you started watching, so every date you see is exact.
Yes, in Settings. What's new still has the full list.
Add your site and three competitors. Tracking starts as soon as we've read each site.