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Market and Audience Research prompts

Prompts for understanding who you are addressing before you address them: a customer persona built on interviews and data you paste in rather than imagination, a competitor analysis that separates what is stated from what is inferred, and a buying-journey map that shows where the decision stalls. The worst research is the kind that confirms what you already believed. So these prompts insist on marking explicitly what came from your inputs and what was inferred from them. The prompt text itself is in Arabic.

This page is in English; the prompts it lists are written in Arabic.

9 prompts · Ranking considers ratings and vote count, with a small publication-recency factor.

What makes a useful Market and Audience Research prompt?

A persona from data, not imagination
Interviews, support tickets and search phrases are better sources than a brainstorm.
Separate the stated from the inferred
What a competitor’s site says is fact; why they did it is inference. Do not mix them.
Look for the reason people did not buy
Those who did not buy tell you more than those who did.
Quote the customer’s own words
The literal phrase a customer used is worth more than your paraphrase of it.
Update the research, do not repeat it
Review what changed since last time instead of starting from zero.

Frequently asked questions

Does the prompt search the web?
No. It works on the interviews, data and published material you paste in.
Does it produce market data?
No. Any market size or share it stated without a source from you would be invented, and it is required to refuse.
How many personas do I need?
One accurate persona is more useful than four generic ones.

Reviewer: DigiPrompt Editorial — editorial review of the prompts and their sources

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Sources: Google Search Central — AI features and your website

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