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Apr 13, 15 tweets

BREAKING: AI can now do market research like McKinsey (for free).

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Here are 12 insane Claude Opus 4.6 prompts that replace $5,000 consultant:

1/ Market Sizing & TAM Analysis

You are a McKinsey-level market analyst. I need a Total Addressable Market (TAM) analysis for [YOUR INDUSTRY/PRODUCT].

Please provide:

β€’ Top-down approach: Start from global market β†’ narrow to my segment
β€’ Bottom-up approach: Calculate from unit economics Γ— potential customers
β€’ TAM, SAM, SOM breakdown with dollar figures
β€’ Growth rate projections for the next 5 years (CAGR)
β€’ Key assumptions behind each estimate
β€’ Comparison to 3 analyst reports or market research firms

Format as an investor-ready market sizing slide with clear methodology.

Context: My product is [DESCRIBE PRODUCT], targeting [TARGET CUSTOMER] in [GEOGRAPHY].

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2/ Competitive Landscape Deep Dive

You are a senior strategy consultant at Bain & Company. I need a complete competitive landscape analysis for [YOUR INDUSTRY].

Please provide:

β€’ Direct competitors: Top 10 players ranked by market share, revenue, and funding
β€’ Indirect competitors: 5 adjacent companies that could enter this market
β€’ For each competitor, analyze: pricing model, key features, target audience, strengths, weaknesses, and recent strategic moves
β€’ Market positioning map (price vs. value matrix)
β€’ Competitive moats: What makes each player defensible
β€’ White space analysis: Gaps no competitor is filling
β€’ Threat assessment: Rate each competitor (low/medium/high threat)

Format as a structured competitive intelligence report with comparison tables.

My company: [DESCRIBE YOUR BUSINESS AND POSITIONING]

3/ Customer Persona & Segmentation

You are a world-class consumer research expert. I need deep customer personas for [YOUR PRODUCT/SERVICE].

Please build 4 detailed personas, each with:

β€’ Demographics: Age, income, education, location, job title
β€’ Psychographics: Values, beliefs, lifestyle, personality traits
β€’ Pain points: Top 5 frustrations they experience daily
β€’ Goals & aspirations: What does success look like for them
β€’ Buying behavior: How they discover, evaluate, and purchase products
β€’ Media consumption: Where they spend time online and offline
β€’ Objections: Top 3 reasons they'd say no to my product
β€’ Trigger events: What moment makes them actively search for a solution
β€’ Willingness to pay: Price sensitivity analysis per segment

Also provide: Segment sizing (% of total market) and prioritization matrix.

My product: [DESCRIBE PRODUCT] in [INDUSTRY]

4/ Industry Trend Analysis

You are a senior analyst at Goldman Sachs Research. I need a comprehensive trend report for the [YOUR INDUSTRY] sector.

Please provide:

β€’ Macro trends: 5 global forces shaping this industry (economic, regulatory, technological, social, environmental)
β€’ Micro trends: 7 emerging patterns within the industry from the last 12 months
β€’ Technology disruptions: What new tech is changing the game and when it will hit mainstream
β€’ Regulatory shifts: Upcoming legislation or policy changes to watch
β€’ Consumer behavior changes: How buyer preferences are evolving
β€’ Investment signals: Where smart money is flowing (VC deals, M&A, IPOs)
β€’ Timeline: Map each trend to short-term (0-1yr), mid-term (1-3yr), and long-term (3-5yr)
β€’ "So what" analysis: What each trend means for a company like mine

Format as a trend intelligence brief with impact ratings (1-10) for each trend.

My company operates in: [DESCRIBE YOUR BUSINESS AND MARKET]

5/ SWOT + Porter's Five Forces

You are a Harvard Business School strategy professor. I need a combined SWOT and Porter's Five Forces analysis for [YOUR COMPANY/PRODUCT].

For SWOT, provide:

β€’ Strengths: 7 internal advantages with evidence
β€’ Weaknesses: 7 internal limitations with honest assessment
β€’ Opportunities: 7 external factors we can exploit
β€’ Threats: 7 external factors that could harm us
β€’ Cross-analysis: Match strengths to opportunities (SO strategy) and identify threat-weakness combos (WT risks)

For Porter's Five Forces, analyze:

β€’ Supplier power: Who are our key suppliers and how much leverage do they have
β€’ Buyer power: How much negotiating power do our customers have
β€’ Competitive rivalry: How intense is competition and what drives it
β€’ Threat of substitution: What alternatives exist beyond direct competitors
β€’ Threat of new entry: How easy is it for new players to enter

Rate each force (1-10) and provide overall industry attractiveness score.

My business: [DESCRIBE COMPANY, PRODUCT, INDUSTRY, STAGE]

6/ Pricing Strategy Analysis

You are a pricing strategy consultant who has worked with Fortune 500 companies. I need a comprehensive pricing analysis for [YOUR PRODUCT/SERVICE].

Please provide:

β€’ Competitor pricing audit: Map all competitor prices, tiers, and packaging
β€’ Value-based pricing model: Calculate price based on customer value delivered
β€’ Cost-plus analysis: Determine floor price from cost structure
β€’ Price elasticity estimate: How sensitive is demand to price changes
β€’ Psychological pricing tactics: Anchoring, charm pricing, and decoy strategies
β€’ Tiering recommendation: Design 3 pricing tiers with feature allocation
β€’ Discount strategy: When to discount, how much, and for whom
β€’ Revenue projection: Model 3 pricing scenarios (aggressive, moderate, conservative)
β€’ Monetization opportunities: Upsells, cross-sells, usage-based pricing

Format as a pricing strategy deck with specific dollar recommendations.

My product: [DESCRIBE PRODUCT, CURRENT PRICE, TARGET CUSTOMER, COST STRUCTURE]

7/ Go-To-Market Strategy

You are a Chief Strategy Officer who has launched 20+ products across B2B and B2C markets. I need a complete go-to-market plan for [YOUR PRODUCT].

Please provide:

β€’ Launch phasing: Pre-launch (60 days), Launch (week 1), Post-launch (90 days)
β€’ Channel strategy: Rank the top 7 acquisition channels by expected ROI
β€’ Messaging framework: Core value proposition, 3 supporting messages, proof points
β€’ Content strategy: What content to create for each stage of the funnel
β€’ Partnership opportunities: 5 strategic partners that could accelerate growth
β€’ Budget allocation: How to split a [BUDGET] marketing budget across channels
β€’ KPI framework: 10 metrics to track with target benchmarks
β€’ Risk mitigation: Top 5 launch risks and contingency plans
β€’ Quick wins: 3 tactics that can generate traction within the first 14 days

Format as an actionable GTM playbook with timelines and owners.

My product: [DESCRIBE PRODUCT, MARKET, BUDGET, TIMELINE]

8/ Customer Journey Mapping

You are a customer experience strategist at a top consulting firm. I need a complete customer journey map for [YOUR PRODUCT/SERVICE].

Please map every stage of the customer lifecycle:

β€’ Awareness: How do they first discover us? What triggers the search?
β€’ Consideration: What do they compare? What information do they need?
β€’ Decision: What makes them convert? What almost stops them?
β€’ Onboarding: First 7 days experience what builds or kills retention?
β€’ Engagement: What keeps them coming back? Key activation moments?
β€’ Loyalty: What turns users into advocates? Referral triggers?
β€’ Churn: Why do they leave? Early warning signals?

For each stage provide:

β€’ Customer actions, thoughts, and emotions
β€’ Touchpoints (digital and physical)
β€’ Pain points and friction moments
β€’ Opportunities to delight
β€’ Key metrics to track
β€’ Recommended tools/tactics to optimize

Format as a detailed journey map with emotional curve visualization described in text.

My business: [DESCRIBE PRODUCT, CUSTOMER TYPE, CURRENT CONVERSION RATE]

9/ Financial Modeling & Unit Economics

You are a VP of Finance at a high-growth startup. I need a complete unit economics and financial model for [YOUR BUSINESS].

Please provide:

Unit economics breakdown:

β€’ Customer Acquisition Cost (CAC) by channel
β€’ Lifetime Value (LTV) calculation with assumptions
β€’ LTV:CAC ratio and payback period
β€’ Gross margin per unit/customer
β€’ Contribution margin analysis

3-year financial projection:

β€’ Revenue model (monthly for year 1, quarterly for years 2-3)
β€’ Cost structure breakdown (fixed vs. variable)
β€’ Break-even analysis: when and at what volume
β€’ Cash flow forecast with burn rate
β€’ Sensitivity analysis: best case, base case, worst case

β€’ Key assumptions table with justification for each assumption
β€’ Benchmark comparison: How do my metrics compare to industry standards
β€’ Red flags: What numbers should worry me and trigger action

Format as a financial model summary with clear tables and formulas.

My business: [DESCRIBE BUSINESS MODEL, CURRENT REVENUE, COSTS, GROWTH RATE]

10/ Risk Assessment & Scenario Planning

You are a risk management partner at Deloitte. I need a comprehensive risk analysis and scenario plan for [YOUR BUSINESS/PROJECT].

Please provide:

Risk identification: List 15 risks across these categories:

β€’Market risks (demand shifts, competition, pricing pressure)
β€’ Operational risks (supply chain, talent, technology failures)
β€’ Financial risks (cash flow, currency, funding gaps)
β€’ Regulatory risks (compliance, policy changes, legal exposure)
β€’ Reputational risks (PR crises, customer backlash, data breaches)

For each risk provide:

β€’ Probability rating (1-5)
β€’ Impact severity rating (1-5)
β€’ Risk score (probability Γ— impact)
β€’ Early warning indicators
β€’ Mitigation strategy
β€’ Contingency plan if risk materializes

Scenario planning:

β€’ Best case scenario: What goes right and what it looks like
β€’ Base case scenario: Most likely outcome
β€’ Worst case scenario: What could go wrong simultaneously
β€’ Black swan scenario: The unlikely event that changes everything
β€’ For each scenario: Revenue impact, timeline, and strategic response

Format as an executive risk report with a prioritized risk matrix.

My business context: [DESCRIBE BUSINESS, STAGE, KEY DEPENDENCIES]

11/ Market Entry & Expansion Strategy

You are a global expansion strategist who has helped companies enter 30+ new markets. I need a market entry analysis for expanding [YOUR BUSINESS] into [TARGET MARKET/GEOGRAPHY/SEGMENT].

Please provide:

Market attractiveness scoring:
β€’ Market size and growth rate
β€’ Competitive intensity
β€’ Regulatory environment
β€’ Customer accessibility
β€’ Infrastructure readiness
β€’ Score each factor (1-10) with weighted total

Entry mode analysis: Evaluate and recommend between:

β€’ Direct entry (build from scratch)
β€’ Partnership/joint venture
β€’ Acquisition
β€’ Licensing/franchise
β€’ Digital-first entry
β€’ Pros, cons, cost, and timeline for each

Localization requirements:

β€’ Product/service adaptations needed
β€’ Pricing adjustments for local purchasing power
β€’ Cultural considerations for marketing
β€’ Legal and compliance requirements
β€’ Talent and operational needs

12-month entry roadmap: Month-by-month action plan with milestones

Investment requirement: Budget estimate with resource allocation

Success metrics: KPIs for first 6 months and first 12 months

My business: [DESCRIBE CURRENT BUSINESS, TARGET MARKET, AVAILABLE RESOURCES]

12/ Executive Strategy Synthesis (The Master Prompt)

You are the senior partner at McKinsey & Company presenting to a CEO. I need you to synthesize everything about [YOUR BUSINESS] into one strategic recommendation.

Please provide:

β€’ Executive summary: 3-paragraph strategic overview a CEO can read in 2 minutes
β€’ Current state assessment: Where the business stands today (be brutally honest)
β€’ Strategic options: Present 3 distinct strategic paths forward:

Option A: Conservative/low-risk approach
Option B: Balanced growth approach
Option C: Aggressive/high-risk approach

For each: Expected outcome, investment required, timeline, key risks

β€’ Recommended strategy: Your top pick with clear reasoning
β€’ Priority initiatives: The 5 highest-impact actions to take in the next 90 days, ranked
β€’ Resource requirements: People, money, and tools needed
β€’ Decision framework: A simple matrix for making the next 10 strategic decisions
β€’ "If I only had 1 hour" brief: The single most important insight and action

Format as a McKinsey-style strategy deck summary with clear recommendations and next steps.

My business: [PROVIDE FULL CONTEXT β€” PRODUCT, MARKET, STAGE, TEAM SIZE, REVENUE, GOALS, BIGGEST CHALLENGE]

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