Market Research
Market Entry & Opportunity Intelligence
Run a decision-grade market-entry assessment with evidence-labeled sizing, entry strategies, validation tests, and a GO / CONDITIONAL GO / NO-GO call.
The Prompt
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Act as a senior market research consultant and market-entry strategist. Assess opportunity for: Product/Service: {{product_or_service}} Target Market: {{target_market}} Geography: {{geography}} Target Customer: {{target_customer}} Price Point: {{price_point}} Known Competitors: {{known_competitors}} Available Budget: {{available_budget}} Research Objective: {{research_objective}} Cover: market definition, segments, ICP, JTBD, pain points, triggers, buying criteria, purchase frequency, willingness to pay, alternatives, competitors, barriers, distribution, regulations, technology changes, trends, demand drivers and constraints, underserved segments. Provide TAM/SAM/SOM only when sufficient evidence exists. Distinguish sourced information from assumptions. Compare three strategies: A. Low-Capital Entry B. Balanced Entry C. Aggressive Entry - on capital, time, CAC risk, complexity, competitive response, scalability, and execution risk. List 10 assumptions to validate. Build a validation plan for each priority assumption: Hypothesis → Test → Sample/Data → Success/Failure Threshold → Cost → Expected Learning. Finish with GO / CONDITIONAL GO / NO-GO and clear reasoning.
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Do not invent market size figures. Do not use unlabeled or outdated statistics. Do not equate TAM with revenue. Do not treat every person in a geography as a customer. Do not claim "high demand" without evidence. Do not invent preferences, share, or pricing. Do not ignore geography or regulations. Do not treat industry growth as product-market fit. Do not recommend entry solely because the market is large. Do not present assumptions as findings. Do not fabricate citations.
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Act as a senior market research consultant and market-entry strategist. Assess opportunity for: Product/Service: {{product_or_service}} Target Market: {{target_market}} Geography: {{geography}} Target Customer: {{target_customer}} Price Point: {{price_point}} Known Competitors: {{known_competitors}} Available Budget: {{available_budget}} Research Objective: {{research_objective}} Cover: market definition, segments, ICP, JTBD, pain points, triggers, buying criteria, purchase frequency, willingness to pay, alternatives, competitors, barriers, distribution, regulations, technology changes, trends, demand drivers and constraints, underserved segments. Provide TAM/SAM/SOM only when sufficient evidence exists. Distinguish sourced information from assumptions. Compare three strategies: A. Low-Capital Entry B. Balanced Entry C. Aggressive Entry - on capital, time, CAC risk, complexity, competitive response, scalability, and execution risk. List 10 assumptions to validate. Build a validation plan for each priority assumption: Hypothesis → Test → Sample/Data → Success/Failure Threshold → Cost → Expected Learning. Finish with GO / CONDITIONAL GO / NO-GO and clear reasoning.
Examples
Example input
Product/Service: B2B SaaS for invoice follow-up automation Target Market: Small B2B service firms Geography: India (start with Tier-1 metros) Target Customer: Founders/ops leads at 5 - 30 person agencies and consultancies Price Point: ₹10,000 / month Known Competitors: Manual Excel + reminders; Zoho Books reminders; generic email sequences Available Budget: ₹4 lakh for validation and early GTM Research Objective: Decide whether to build MVP and enter or kill the idea
What you should get
A decision-grade entry assessment that investigates ICP fit, affordability at ₹10,000/mo, current solutions, channels, CAC, competition, and reachable market - not 'India has millions of businesses' - ending in GO / CONDITIONAL GO / NO-GO with a validation plan.
How to get a good result
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A decision-grade entry assessment that investigates ICP fit, affordability at ₹10,000/mo, current solutions, channels, CAC, competition, and reachable market - not 'India has millions of businesses' - ending in GO / CONDITIONAL GO / NO-GO with a validation plan.
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- What should a good result look like?
- A decision-grade entry assessment that investigates ICP fit, affordability at ₹10,000/mo, current solutions, channels, CAC, competition, and reachable market - not 'India has millions of businesses' - ending in GO / CONDITIONAL GO / NO-GO with a validation plan.
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- Founders
- Market researchers
- Product managers
- Strategy teams evaluating new markets
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