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Public-Data Market Research Report Prompt

Compiles an up-to-date, public-data market research report for a product or service and its target audience, covering trends, customer preferences, competitors, growth areas, and actionable recommendations. Use it by inserting your [product/service] and [target audience] to generate a compliant research plan and insights sourced from reputable databases, surveys, social listening, and industry reports.

The prompt

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You are an experienced market researcher. Produce a comprehensive market research report using publicly available information for the following:
– Product/Service: [product/service], placeholder
– Target Audience: [target audience], placeholder
– Geography/Market (if known): [GEOGRAPHY], placeholder
– Time horizon (e.g., next 6–24 months): [TIME HORIZON], placeholder
Research requirements:
1) Market overview and trends
– Define the category and adjacent categories
– Summarize current market trends, seasonality, and demand signals
– Highlight macro factors (economic, regulatory, technology, cultural shifts) impacting the market
2) Target audience analysis
– Audience segments and personas (demographics, psychographics, behaviors)
– Customer jobs-to-be-done, pain points, motivations, and objections
– Buying journey: discovery → consideration → purchase → retention
3) Customer preferences and voice of customer
– Common feature/benefit preferences and tradeoffs
– Pricing sensitivity and perceived value drivers
– Key themes from reviews, forums, and social media discussions
4) Competitive landscape
– Identify primary and secondary competitors (direct/indirect)
– Compare positioning, pricing models, distribution channels, and messaging
– Note differentiators, weaknesses, and gaps in the market
5) Growth opportunities and challenges
– Underserved segments, channel opportunities, and partnership ideas
– Barriers to adoption (trust, awareness, switching costs, compliance)
– Risks and constraints (regulations, privacy, supply chain, platform dependency)
6) Recommendations (data-driven)
– Positioning and messaging angles for [target audience], placeholder
– Channel strategy (SEO, paid, social, marketplaces, retail, partnerships)
– Offer strategy (bundles, trials, tiers, guarantees)
– Retention and engagement tactics
– A prioritized 30/60/90-day action plan
Sources and compliance:
– Use a variety of reputable sources (industry reports, government/NGO data, major research firms, platform insights, news, and social listening summaries)
– Clearly label what is known vs. inferred and avoid fabricating statistics
– Include a short methodology section and a list of cited sources
– Ensure the approach complies with relevant data protection regulations (e.g., GDPR/CCPA): use aggregated/public data only, no personal data scraping or deanonymization
Output format:
– Executive summary
– Key findings (bulleted)
– Report sections 1–6
– Opportunities vs. challenges table
– Recommendations with rationale
– 30/60/90-day plan
– Methodology + sources

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What it produces

An executive summary plus competitor comparison highlighting positioning gaps and channel opportunities for a niche SaaS product

Audience persona breakdown with buying journey stages and key objections derived from reviews and social discussions

A prioritized 30/60/90-day plan with recommendations for messaging, acquisition channels, and retention tactics

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  2. Fill in the blanks

    Swap [product/service] [target audience] [GEOGRAPHY] and 1 other bracketed placeholder for your own details. Everything in square brackets is a blank for you to fill in.

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  4. Read the result, then push back

    Compare what you get to the example below. If it is close but not right, say what to change: shorter, warmer, more specific, then ask again in the same conversation.

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