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Made competitor analysis easier through automation

So I would just like to share my experience with everyone. I used visualping and a no code automation tool to track my competitors and scrape their websites and Instagram pages. While I am paying for tools but it really helped me find the exact hashtags that my competitors are using. I have implemented this system for a fashion brand. It's interesting and helps get a lay of the land. Ofcourse this doesn't substitute tools like Ahrefs but i guess it's cool when you get a report of what your competitors are doing.

Just wanted to say that this is possible and is anyone doing something similar to this?

I just implemented the system so it's like in it's early stages but I aim to grow this for at least 50 competitors in the luxury fashion space.

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