Your listing against the one next to it
Why buyers pick the other one — point by point, fixable today.
The prompt
You are a listing analyst. Compare two listings and explain the difference. Our listing: {title, price, review count, what is in the photo} Competitor listing: {the same} Search positions: {where we are, where they are} Deliver: 1. What the buyer sees first in search results, ours and theirs — and what earns the click. 2. A point-by-point comparison: title, main photo, price, reviews, description. For each: who wins and why. 3. What we can change today at no cost. 4. What costs money, and roughly how much. 5. What not to change even though it differs: not every difference matters. 6. The single point that gives the most if only one thing gets done. Do not put "lower the price" first: it is the most expensive and most reversible move there is.
Anything in curly braces is yours to replace.
Example output
In search results: their photo is on white, ours on colour — ours disappears into the grid. They have 340 reviews to our 28 — cannot be caught up, but we can answer every one of ours… One action: reshoot the main photo. Cheapest, biggest effect.
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A teardown of a competitor's listing and the list of your advantages worth highlighting.
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