For agencies

Competitor content tracking for agencies

Use a separate shared workspace for each engagement, switch between workspaces, review tracked content with members, and restore eligible changes within seven days.

Engagement workspace snapshot

Northstar Labs

Healthy

8 sources · 12 tracked items this week

OrbitScale

Review

5 sources · 7 tracked items this week

SignalStack

Healthy

6 sources · 3 links to review this week

Example data. Your workspace will show real competitor and source data.

Give agency research a shared operating context

Agency competitor research often becomes scattered across individual notes, source lists, and review decisions. Content Radar keeps the Business Profile, relevant competitors, supported sources, tracked content, and workspace activity together for each engagement.

Member roles support shared access. Live summaries show current activity, and Workspace History keeps recorded changes available with a seven-day restore window for eligible versions. Client reporting and analysis still happen in the agency's chosen workflow.

Agency workflow

From engagement context to shared competitor evidence

1

Define the workspace context

Create or review a Business Profile so discovery starts from the company, market, audience, and offering context relevant to the engagement.

2

Discover competitors and supported sources

Choose relationship and market scope, review suggested competitors, then connect selected public RSS, Atom, and sitemap sources.

3

Review new content and discoveries

Content from supported feeds and sitemaps enters the tracked library. Links from Google Alerts RSS and manual research wait for approval.

4

Collaborate in the workspace

Invite members with workspace roles and use review states, alerts, and source health to coordinate the research.

5

Review activity and History

Use live seven-day summaries for current activity. History remains available, while eligible restoration expires after seven days.

What agencies get

Consistent competitor research inside each workspace

Content Radar brings structure to competitor discovery, supported public sources, content review, collaboration, and Workspace History.

Content Radar supports multiple separate workspaces with workspace switching, members, and roles. It does not yet provide a unified cross-workspace agency dashboard, centralized client reporting, generated client reports, scheduled client reports, or cross-workspace reporting.

  • Switch between separate engagement workspaces
  • Discover or add supported RSS, Atom, and sitemap sources
  • Review new content with competitor and source attribution
  • Approve or dismiss alert-based and manual discoveries
  • See source health and recent activity
  • Invite members with workspace roles
  • Review live seven-day workspace summaries
  • Use Workspace History and restore eligible changes for seven days

Explore further

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Sources worth monitoring

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Industries we cover

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Regional coverage

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Compare your options

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Workflows and templates

Start from ready-made workflows and templates for repeatable competitor research.

Build a shared competitor research workflow

Open the dashboard and explore how Content Radar fits your agency's competitive research workflow.