Outcome. A known contact who views a "versus [competitor]" page gets differentiation content right away, and a contact who visits more than once inside a week triggers a sales alert instead of staying inside marketing alone.
flowchart TD
A[Page view: competitor comparison page] --> B[Set competitor_page_last_viewed]
B --> C{Which competitor?}
C -- A --> D1[Send: vs Competitor A email]
C -- B --> D2[Send: vs Competitor B email]
C -- C --> D3[Send: vs Competitor C email]
C -- Other --> D4[Send: general differentiation email]
D1 --> E{2+ competitor page views in 7 days AND alert not yet sent?}
D2 --> E
D3 --> E
D4 --> E
E -- Yes --> F[Notify owner] --> G[Set alert_sent = true]
E -- No --> H[No action]

When to use it, when not to
- UseUse when the site has one or more dedicated competitor comparison pages tracked well enough to identify which competitor a visit was about.
- UseUse it as an intent signal layered on top of general nurture, not a replacement for it. A single comparison-page view does not mean the contact is ready to buy.
- SkipDo not use it if comparison pages are not built as separate, trackable URLs per competitor. A single generic "competitors" page cannot drive the per-competitor branch in Steps.
- SkipDo not fire the sales alert on the very first visit. A single page view is common browsing behavior; the repeat-visit threshold in Steps exists to filter noise before a rep gets involved.
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