- **Topic:** [What is this post about?]
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/plugin marketplace add robynnai/robynn-claude-cmo/plugin install robynnai-rory@robynnai/robynn-claude-cmo[HOOK - first line that stops the scroll]
[1-2 sentences of context or story]
Here's what I learned / Here's the insight / Here's what changed:
→ [Point 1 - specific, actionable]
→ [Point 2 - specific, actionable]
→ [Point 3 - specific, actionable]
[Closing thought - tie it back to the reader]
[CTA - question to drive comments OR clear next step]
Contrarian:
Unpopular opinion: [X] is overrated. Here's what actually works.
Number-driven:
[X]% of startups fail at [thing]. After studying [Y] companies, I found [pattern].
Story:
6 months ago, I was [struggling with X]. Last week, [result]. Here's the shift:
Observation:
The best [marketers/founders/etc] I know all do this one thing differently:
Question:
Why are we still [doing old thing] when [better approach] exists?
Most marketing teams spend 6+ hours per week on competitive research.
What if you could get the same insights in 6 minutes?
After talking to 50+ startup founders, I noticed a pattern:
→ The ones winning aren't researching more
→ They're researching smarter
→ They have systems, not just spreadsheets
The difference? They treat competitive intel as a product, not a project.
Here's the 3-part framework they use:
1. Automate collection (stop manual Googling)
2. Filter for signal (most news is noise)
3. Connect to action (every insight → a decision)
We built this into Robynn because I was tired of the old way.
What's your biggest competitive research pain point? Curious if we're solving the right problems.
❌ "I'm excited to announce..." ❌ "I'm humbled to share..." ❌ Starting with a quote from someone famous ❌ Hashtag stuffing (#marketing #ai #growth #startup #founder) ❌ "Agree?" as the only CTA ❌ Walls of text with no line breaks ❌ Generic advice with no specific examples
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