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Try itCompetitive landscape analysis, market sizing, and positioning research. Use for "who are the competitors", TAM/SAM/SOM sizing, go-to-market input, or positi...
What it does
Competitive landscape, market sizing, and positioning analysis using a KPI-driven "No BS" framework.
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Market Research
Competitive landscape, market sizing, and positioning analysis using a KPI-driven "No BS" framework.
When to Use
- Competitive landscape ("Who are the competitors?")
- Market opportunity sizing (TAM / SAM / SOM, gap identification)
- Positioning strategy ("What should we own?")
- Go-to-market input
- Deal / partnership competitive assessment
The 5 Core Questions
Every brief answers these:
- Comparable Projects / Competitors — Name 3–5 direct or adjacent competitors globally (not just regional). For each: price point, positioning, return/value promise, what they get right, what they miss.
- Market Gap — The biggest unmet need, with specific evidence (search data, buyer behaviour, a real customer quote).
- Success KPIs — The 3 metrics that make or break the first $1M in traction. What does success look like at 30 days / 90 days / 12 months?
- Fatal Risk — The #1 thing players in this space get wrong (regulatory, trust, delivery, pricing). How do we counter it?
- Positioning — One sentence no competitor can honestly claim. Specific, defensible, ownable.
Output Format
# [Business] — Market Research Brief
## Executive Summary
- Opportunity size: [TAM / SAM / SOM with methodology]
- Key gap: [one sentence + 1 supporting datapoint]
- Risk: [#1 blocker + mitigation]
## Competitive Landscape
| Competitor | Price | Positioning | Return/Value Promise | Strength | Gap |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
## Market Sizing
- **TAM**: [$ + methodology]
- **SAM**: [$ + methodology]
- **SOM (Year 1)**: [$ + methodology]
## Success Metrics (First $1M)
- 30-day: [metric + target]
- 90-day: [metric + target]
- 12-month: [metric + target]
## Positioning
> "[one-sentence defensible claim]"
Research Sources
- G2 / Capterra — competitor features, pricing, reviews
- Crunchbase — funding, segments, deal flow
- Search trend data — Google Trends, Ahrefs (volume, SERP landscape)
- Customer signal — LinkedIn, Reddit/HN threads, interviews
- Pricing intel — competitor pricing pages, payment models
Quality Checklist
- 3–5 comparable competitors (global, not just regional)
- Specific pricing/revenue model for each
- Market sizing has explicit methodology
- KPIs are specific and measurable (not "grow fast")
- Risk is the #1 blocker, not a secondary concern
- Positioning is one sentence and defensible
- Every claim has supporting data
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