COMPETITOR SCAN REQUESTS (made-up agency: Lantern Street Marketing, prospect Alder Creek Physical Therapy) The town of Riverton Heights, the clinics, their websites and every price are made up. 1. The Research request (turn Research on first): ----- Research physical therapy clinics within 10 miles of Riverton Heights. For each one, find whether patients can book online, the published self-pay price for an initial evaluation, their evening or weekend hours, and what they specialize in. Put it in a table with a source link for every fact, and say when something is missing, old, or not from the clinic itself. Then compare them with our prospect, Alder Creek Physical Therapy: phone booking only, $110 self-pay evaluation, weekdays only, known for post-surgery rehab. ----- 2. After you open a source and find something the report missed (turn Research off for this one): ----- Riverton PT & Wellness' rates page says the prices are from January 2024, so mark that row as out of date. Then give me 3 short talking points for our pitch to Alder Creek about what their competitors do better online. Don't recommend a price change. ----- BLANK VERSION (fill in for your next pitch) ----- Research [kind of business] within [distance] of [town or area]. For each one, find [thing 1], [thing 2], [thing 3] and [thing 4]. Put it in a table with a source link for every fact, and say when something is missing, old, or not from the company itself. Then compare them with our prospect, [prospect name]: [their thing 1], [their thing 2], [their thing 3], [their thing 4]. ----- Checking the report: - Open at least two sources. Check the number is on the page, and check the date. - Anything from a review or a third-party site is a lead to confirm, not a fact. - Tell Claude about anything out of date in the same chat. Before you use it for real: Research is on paid Claude plans (Pro, Max, Team and Enterprise) and uses your usage limits faster than a normal chat. On Team and Enterprise an Owner turns web search on in Organization settings > Capabilities. Research reads public pages, so don't paste anything confidential about the prospect. Check every fact on the company's own site before the pitch.