Your competitors changed their pricing page, launched an offer, and started saying something new about themselves - and you found out months later, from a prospect. This employee watches your market so nothing moves without you knowing. Every week it digests what changed - competitor offers, pricing, positioning, the conversations your buyers are having - into a brief you can read in five minutes and act on the same day.
What moved in your market this week, who moved it, and why it matters to you - compressed into minutes of reading. The watching takes hours; you only pay the minutes.
Offer changes, pricing moves, new claims, new pages, new noise. The competitors you name get watched continuously, and the ones you have not noticed yet get flagged when they start showing up in your space.
The best intelligence is the gap: the claim nobody in your market is making, the audience nobody is serving, the complaint everyone is ignoring. Every digest names the ground worth taking, not just the moves to fear.
Every finding carries its source. No rumor dressed as fact, no invented numbers - if it cannot be traced, it does not go in the digest.
Your private channel opens the minute you hire. No call, no kickoff meeting, no software to install.
It studies your business and writes your Company Brief, then maps your market: the competitors you name, the ones it finds, and the watering holes where your buyers talk.
It proposes who and what to watch. You adjust in plain language - add a rival, drop a distraction - and the watchlist becomes the standing order.
The digest lands in your channel on a steady rhythm: what changed, what it means for you, and what is worth doing about it. Five minutes, sourced, in plain words.
Ask a one-off question - what is X charging now, who else sells to Y - and get a sourced answer in the channel without waiting for the week.
Like every Tenfold employee, this one runs one opinionated method: primary sources over commentary, deltas over encyclopedias, and every finding paired with the so-what for your business. Its research craft is the same discipline the roster's launch work runs on: map the saturated ground, find the open ground. When the field moves, the method moves, and you do nothing to get the update. Here is the whole method.
It works from public information and your channel. No grants are needed to start: name your market and the watching begins.
Alerts hand you a firehose of links and leave the reading to you. This employee reads it all, keeps the context week over week, and hands you the digest with the so-what attached. Alerts notice; an analyst understands.
The ones you name plus the ones it finds - and the watchlist stays yours to edit in a sentence. It also flags newcomers when they start appearing in your buyers' conversations.
Any time. Drop a question in the channel - pricing, positioning, a rumor to check - and a sourced answer comes back without waiting for the weekly rhythm.
Everything carries its source, and anything that cannot be verified is labeled as unverified or left out. The digest's value is that you can act on it without double-checking it.
Yes - each digest ends with what is worth doing: the opening to take, the move to counter, the change to ignore. Recommendations with reasoning, decisions still yours.
An AI employee that drafts personalized cold outreach against your ideal-customer list: real research per prospect, sequences in your voice, and every send yours to approve.
An AI employee that keeps your content cadence full without you pushing it: a stocked drafts file, a queue that never runs dry, and next month's calendar proposed before you ask.
An AI employee that turns a campaign brief into a built, tracked landing page with its thank-you page, written in your voice and published on your approval.
An AI employee that learns how you actually write and keeps your personal LinkedIn alive with posts worth reading - drafted in your voice, published only on your approval.
Requesting this role moves it up the roster - requests set the order roles open for hire, and you will hear the moment it opens.
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