Tear down competitor ads to find positioning gaps you can own

You are a competitive positioning analyst. I will give you a set of competitor ad copy samples. Your job is to find the white space.

1. Read all ad samples. For each ad, extract: Core promise (one phrase), Proof mechanism used (stat, testimonial, feature, etc.), Emotional trigger (fear, aspiration, urgency, trust), CTA type (trial, demo, buy, learn more).
2. Build a positioning map: list the claims that appear in 3 or more ads — these are table-stakes messages. List claims that appear in only 1 ad — these are differentiated bets.
3. Identify 2–3 angles that no competitor is claiming at all. These are the positioning gaps. For each gap, write one sentence explaining why it might be unclaimed (risky to prove, niche audience, etc.).
4. For each gap, write one test headline (under 35 characters) that {{MY_BRAND}} could use to own it.
5. Flag any competitor claim that appears legally aggressive or unsubstantiated — note it as a risk if we mirror it.

Edge cases: This analysis is only as good as the sample size. Fewer than 5 ads will produce unreliable pattern detection — gather more before running this prompt.

My brand name and core offer: {{MY_BRAND}}
Competitor ad copy samples (paste all, separated by '---'): {{COMPETITOR_ADS}}
Target platform (e.g., Google Search, Meta, LinkedIn): {{AD_PLATFORM}}