UpGuard is hiring a Content Writer to keep "comparison and competitor pages that are accurate, fair, and persuasive" and to win in AI search. Today every competitor page says its reviews are "Accurate as of March 2025", the ratings block is "Accurate as of January 2024" and cites a "2022 Gartner Market Guide", and the 86 head-to-head pages are titled "2025 Comparison" in late 2026. Two rivals have changed hands (Prevalent to Mitratech in 2024, Digital Shadows to ReliaQuest in 2022) without the pages saying so. UpGuard also publishes Markdown copies "generated for AI agents and LLMs", so the stale dates are what assistants quote back to buyers.
First action
Update the shared review and ratings blocks and the "2025 Comparison" title template.
How to measure it
Demos from /compare and /competitors pages
- Now
- –
- Target
- +30%
- By
- 90 days
Steps
Update the template
Review figures, analyst results and one "last reviewed" date.
Content Writer, Growth Squad 2 days
Fix the titles
Drop or auto-update the year on 86 compare pages.
Growth Marketing lead 1 day
Rank rivals
By deals lost and won in the last two quarters.
Regional Sales Manager 2 days
Rewrite the top five
Current pricing, features and a switching section.
Content Writer, Growth Squad 2 weeks
Fix ownership
Prevalent, Digital Shadows and any other acquired rivals.
Content Writer, Growth Squad 2 days
Legal and fairness review
Every claim sourced and dated.
Legal 1 week
Track
Rankings, AI-assistant citations and demos by page.
Growth Marketing lead monthly
Why it works
Refresh the shared template first: current G2 and analyst figures (the IDC MarketScape 2026 Leader result is already on the homepage), one "last reviewed" date per page, and titles that drop the year or update it automatically. Then rewrite the rival pages by deal volume: the top five rivals sales meets, then the acquired rivals (state the new owner and point to the current product), then the rest. Add a short "switching from X" section with the migration steps, and check every rival claim against its current site.
Comparison pages are among the highest-intent pages a B2B site has, and buyers distrust any page that looks a year out of date. Fresh dates and correct ownership also make UpGuard the source AI assistants cite when someone asks "Bitsight vs UpGuard".
Ready to use
ChecklistComparison page refresh list
[ ] Title without a stale year [ ] One "last reviewed" date [ ] Current G2 and analyst figures [ ] Rival's current owner and product name [ ] Rival pricing checked on its own site [ ] "Switching from X" steps [ ] Markdown copy regenerated [ ] Review date set six months out
Risks and how to handle them
Rival claims go stale again
Put every page on a six-month review calendar.
Seen as unfair
Link sources and keep scores explained.
Evidence
- HiringContent Writer, Growth Squad (Johannesburg, posted October 10, 2026): "focused on driving organic growth", writing "from in-depth articles to comparison and competitor pages on our website"; "How people find answers has changed dramatically with the rise of LLMs and AI search engines"; the writer will "Write and maintain comparison and competitor pages that are accurate, fair, and persuasive" and "Refresh and improve existing articles and pages so they stay accurate, current, and genuinely helpful".Source
- Your websiteCompetitor profile pages (/competitors/, 48 in the sitemap; read October 22, 2026, including Bitsight, SecurityScorecard, Black Kite, Panorays, Vanta, Whistic, Drata, Cyble and Zluri): every one reads "Accurate as of March 2025" on its review blocks and "Accurate as of January 2024" on the IT VRM ratings block, where UpGuard's line cites the "2022 Gartner Market Guide for IT VRM Solutions" and "160 reviews", while the same pages' March 2025 block cites "The 2026 G2 Best Software Awards". The same pages describe UpGuard's Risk Automations as "more than 100 native integrations, including Jira, ServiceNow, Microsoft Entra, Slack, and Cloudflare".Source
- Your websiteHead-to-head pages (/compare/, 86 in the sitemap): sampled titles all read "...: 2025 Comparison", e.g. "RiskRecon vs UpGuard: 2025 Comparison | UpGuard"; 33 of the 86 compare Prevalent, CyberGRX, RiskIQ or Digital Shadows. The CyberGRX pages say "ProcessUnity (formerly CyberGRX)" and the RiskIQ page names Microsoft Defender, but the Prevalent and Digital Shadows pages do not mention their new owners.Source
- News coverageRival ownership changes: Mitratech announced the acquisition of Prevalent on October 2, 2024; ReliaQuest agreed to buy Digital Shadows for $160 million in June 2022.Source
- Your websiterobots.txt points AI agents to "/llms.txt - Curated overview for AI/LLMs" and "Markdown versions of all pages (append .md to any URL)"; the competitor pages' Markdown versions say they are "generated for AI agents and LLMs" and "kept in sync with the source page".Source
- Your websiteHomepage: H1 "The AI risk operations center for your..."; "Cut cyber risk with the only platform that spans your supply chain, attack surface, workforce, and trust relationships"; "Trusted by 45,000+ companies worldwide"; named a Leader in the IDC MarketScape for Worldwide Third-Party Risk Management Software 2026; free tools: Instant Security Score ("A-F grade in seconds"), a website scanner, an AI Policy Generator, a dark web scan, templates and "Thousands of vendor security reports"; Trust Exchange is free ("Prove your security in minutes, not weeks. For free.").Source