Market Intelligence is RogIQ's competitive monitoring hub. It lives under Strategy and contains everything related to tracking your competitors and market — organized across seven tabs.
Navigate to: Strategy → Market Intelligence
The Seven Tabs
| Tab | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Competitive Landscape | Market Overview with Market Leaders, Growth Areas, Emerging Trends, and AI-generated Top 3 Actions |
| Competitive Radar | Visual radar chart comparing you against tracked competitors across key dimensions |
| Conversations | Community signals — Reddit threads, reviews, and forum discussions about you and your competitors |
| Gap Analysis | Content and keyword gaps — topics competitors cover that you don't, and vice versa |
| Compare | Side-by-side comparison of any two competitors across messaging, positioning, and content |
| Reports | Historical intelligence reports and weekly briefings |
| AI Learning | What the AI has learned about your competitive context over time |
Getting Started
Market Intelligence needs competitors to track. Research starts automatically once competitors are identified — or you can trigger it manually.
- 1
Add competitors
Go to the Competitive Landscape tab. In the Market Leaders panel, click + Add to add your primary competitors by name or URL.
- 2
Run analysis
Click Run now in the status banner, or click Re-run Analysis in the toolbar. The system performs a SWOT analysis and generates market insights. This takes 2–5 minutes.
- 3
Review the Market Overview
Once complete, the page shows:
Market Leaders — your tracked competitors
Growth Areas — strategic opportunities rated by priority (high/medium/low)
Emerging Trends — market shifts the AI has detected
Key Takeaway — a one-sentence summary of the competitive situation
Top 3 Actions — specific recommended next steps with confidence scores
- 4
Create content from insights
Click + Create Content in the toolbar to turn any intelligence finding directly into a content plan item.
The Key Takeaway and Top 3 Actions panel on the right side updates with each analysis run. Check it weekly — it gives you the clearest signal of what to do next based on competitive data.
Page Controls
| Button | What it does |
|---|---|
| Filters | Filter signals by competitor, signal type, or date range |
| Something's off? | Flag incorrect competitive data for correction |
| Re-run Analysis | Trigger a fresh competitive scan and regenerate all insights |
| + Create Content | Turn a competitive insight directly into a content plan item |
Adding Competitors
- 1
Open the Competitive Landscape tab
Click the Competitive Landscape tab at the top of the Market Intelligence page.
- 2
Click + Add in the Market Leaders panel
Find the Market Leaders section and click + Add.
- 3
Enter competitor details
Add their company name and website URL. The system will begin tracking their public signals automatically.
- 4
Add context
For each competitor, add: why clients choose them, their weaknesses, and how you win against them. The more specific, the more targeted your content differentiation will be.
How Intelligence Feeds Into Content
Every competitive insight is actionable. From any finding in Market Intelligence:
Click + Create Content to generate a content plan item pre-loaded with the competitive angle
The AI writes content that positions you favorably against the identified opportunity
Content moves into your normal pipeline for review and publishing
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B --> C["Growth Area /\nContent Gap"]
C --> D["+ Create Content"]
D --> E["Content Plan\nItem"]
E --> F["AI Draft\n→ Published"]
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style F fill:#1d4ed8,stroke:#1e3a8a,color:#fffFrequently Asked Questions
How often does Market Intelligence update?
Analysis runs automatically when competitors are identified, and can be re-run manually at any time with Re-run Analysis. Weekly briefing reports are generated every Monday.
What's the confidence score on Top Actions?
The confidence score (shown as a percentage) reflects how strongly the AI's analysis supports that recommendation based on the competitive signals collected. Higher confidence = stronger evidence base. Lower confidence items are still worth reviewing but should be validated before acting.
Can I see historical analysis?
Yes — click the Reports tab to view past intelligence reports and weekly briefings. You can also export them as PDFs to share with stakeholders.
What if a competitor isn't being tracked correctly?
Click Something's off? to flag the issue. You can also re-add the competitor with a more specific URL or company name to improve tracking accuracy.