The Market Research Playbook
A prompt system for competitor teardowns, positioning maps and SWOT analysis, built around a 'paste real evidence' rule.
- Price
- $8.00 USD A payment-processing fee of about 1% is added at checkout.
- Availability
- Available to buy on Harashsuq. One-time payment, one download per version.
- Category
- Prompt Engineering Playbook
- License
- Commercial
- Size
- 60.7 KB
- Seller
- Samuel Wright
A structured prompt-engineering playbook (playbook.md) for turning your own market research notes into decision-ready competitive analysis: a nine-field competitor teardown template, positioning-map prompts, a SWOT-via-AI framework, an evidence-collection and note-taking system with a citation-ID convention, a synthesis report template for stakeholders, and an explicit limitations/verification section. The playbook's core rule, repeated throughout: the model never originates facts about a real company — you supply the evidence (notes, pricing pages, review excerpts, your own observations) and the model organizes, compares, and stress-tests it. A single fictional worked example (a project-management software market with four invented competitors) runs through every template so the pieces build on each other; no real company, product, price, or quote appears anywhere in the playbook. Intended for product managers, founders, and analysts who already have, or are gathering, real research notes and want a repeatable structure for turning them into a report — not a tool that researches or verifies facts on its own.
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