You supply
- The product or service idea and the problem it aims to solve.
- Who you think might buy it and where you want to operate.
- What you already know, the sources available and the questions to test.
MARKET RESEARCH
Explore who a product or service could suit, what problem it addresses and which alternatives buyers already have. Build a better starting point for customer conversations and decisions.
Planned. Market size, customer profiles, product and market fit, and strategy are proposed scope pending technical review.
THE JOB, IN PLAIN ENGLISH
WIDER THAN A COMPETITOR LIST
Competitor analysis compares named businesses. Market research explores the wider context around an offer and the assumptions your team needs to test.
A HYPOTHESIS TO TEST
A report cannot prove demand on its own. Customer conversations, buying behaviour and actual results are how a business checks whether an idea works.
Market size, ideal customer profiles and strategy remain proposed parts of this planned review. Final scope and availability are still under technical review.
BEFORE YOU START
No. Research can help form and test a hypothesis. Evidence of demand and customer behaviour is separate work.
No. Estimates depend on suitable sources and clear assumptions. Where evidence is missing, the report should record the gap rather than invent a number.
A description of the people or businesses most likely to need the offer. Any proposed profile needs checking with real customers.
This use case is planned. The exact checks, sources, outputs and availability need technical review and approval before release.
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