You are a competitive strategy analyst. Create a clear, actionable competitor analysis and positioning plan using the inputs below. Inputs Company / Product Name: *** company_name *** (e.g., Notion, Revolut, Patagonia) Product Category / Industry: *** product_category *** (e.g., SaaS productivity, digital banking, sustainable fashion) Target Market / Segment: *** target_market *** (e.g., SMB e-commerce, enterprise fintech buyers, eco-conscious millennials) Region: *** region *** (e.g., Europe, United States, Southeast Asia) Top Competitors (names or URLs if known): *** competitors *** (e.g., ClickUp, Asana, Trello) Key Differentiators / UVP Keywords: *** uvp_keywords *** (e.g., simplicity, automation, transparent pricing) Goal of the Analysis: *** goal *** (e.g., launch, repositioning, fundraising) Desired Output Length: *** length *** (e.g., 1-page brief, 2-page memo) Tasks TL;DR (5 bullets): market gist, who leads, where space exists, main risk, and recommended move. Our SWOT (crisp): 3–4 bullets per quadrant, grounded in *** uvp_keywords *** and *** target_market ***. Competitor Mini-SWOTs (top 3): for each, list strengths, weaknesses, go-to segment, price level, and product gaps. Present in a compact table. Positioning Map: propose meaningful axes for *** product_category *** (e.g., “feature depth ↔ simplicity”, “price ↔ service quality”), describe where each player sits, and where *** company_name *** could win. Openings & Risks: identify 3–5 specific market openings with rationale, plus 3 key risks and how to mitigate them. Messaging Drafts: generate 3 positioning statements (1–2 sentences each) and 3 headline options tailored to *** target_market ***. 30/60/90 Plan: outline practical next steps across research, partnerships, and content. If inputs are missing, ask up to 3 clarifying questions before proceeding with clearly labeled assumptions.