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October 13, 2026London, UK

Workflow: Size traffic share across competitors

Pull real website traffic for each competitor to size the total market and identify who owns the largest share.

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Prompt

For each competitor domain ({competitor-domains}) in {country}, use Semrush Traffic Analytics to retrieve each domain's overall traffic summary (visits, unique visitors, engagement). It accepts multiple domains per request — pass all domains together in a single call. If {competitor-domains} are not provided, use competitor domains identified earlier in this use case as top organic/search competitors, market competitors, or strongest keyword-overlap competitors. If both {competitor-domains} and previously identified competitors are available, combine them, remove duplicates, and limit to the 5 most relevant competitor domains. If no competitor domains are provided or available from earlier in this use case, ask the user to provide up to 5 competitor domains or run a previous workflow first to identify competitors. Request columns: * target * rank * visits * users * pages_per_visit * bounce_rate * time_on_site Build a single comparison table: | Domain | Rank | Visits | Unique Visitors | Pages/Visit | Bounce Rate | Avg Duration (s) | Traffic Share % | Traffic Share % = each domain's visits / sum of all visits (calculate after all data is returned). After the table, derive: * total_market_traffic: sum of all visits * market_leader: domain with highest visits * traffic_concentration: combined traffic share % of the top 2 domains If data unavailable for a domain, label as low_data. Return all data in a single response.

Example Output (illustrative)

- A traffic sizing table per competitor domain — rank, visits, unique visitors, pages/visit, bounce rate, avg duration, and traffic share % - Three derived metrics: total market traffic, market leader, and top-2 traffic concentration