Choosing which sources to track for a competitor
Turn on only the source types that actually apply to a competitor, since not every type suits every competitor.
Turn on only the source types that actually apply to a competitor.
Open the competitor's sources
Select the competitor, then open Sources.
Review the available source types
Check which source types are listed for this competitor.
Enable or disable a source
Select Track this source next to a source to turn it on or off for this competitor.
What happens next
Not every source suits every competitor. A competitor with no public review presence has nothing for a review source to read, and one with no visible advertising has nothing for an ad library source to find. Turning off a source that does not apply keeps the competitor's page focused on the sources that actually return something.
If it does not work
- If a source type is missing entirely rather than just disabled, see What each source does for what each one covers.
- If a source is enabled but never returns data, that is more likely a coverage gap than a setting. See A competitor with no public pricing for one common example.
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Related articles
- What each source does
Each source type Vyera checks contributes a different kind of competitor information, from pricing to visibility.
- Add a competitor
Add any competitor to your workspace at any time from the Competitors section.
- A competitor with no public pricing
Empty pricing fields usually mean the competitor does not publish pricing publicly, not that a source is broken.
- Suggested competitors
Vyera can suggest competitors you do not track yet, based on your profile, industry and the competitors you already track.
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