Market Research

research-ops is an evidence-first workflow for current-state research in ECC. Use it to find fresh facts, compare options, enrich people or companies, and produce recommendations grounded in public evidence plus any local context. It works as a routing layer for web research, citations, and repeatable decision support.

Use market-segments to identify 3-5 distinct customer segments with demographics, jobs-to-be-done, pain points, desired outcomes, and product fit. It supports market-segments for Market Research, target audience selection, new market evaluation, and clearer segmentation decisions.

Identify the first beachhead market segment for a product launch with beachhead-segment. Evaluate segments by burning pain, willingness to pay, winnable share, and referral potential. Use it for beachhead-segment for Strategic Planning, initial market entry, and choosing a first customer segment.

pricing-strategy skill for designing and evaluating pricing models with a value-first lens. Use it to compare flat-rate, per-seat, usage-based, tiered, freemium, or value-based pricing, assess willingness to pay, and plan a pricing change with competitive context.

pestle-analysis skill for assessing Political, Economic, Social, Technological, Legal, and Environmental factors around a market, product, or business decision. Use it for strategic planning, market entry checks, and external risk review when you need a structured, decision-ready analysis.

The ansoff-matrix skill turns a growth question into a structured Ansoff Matrix analysis for Strategic Planning. Compare market penetration, market development, product development, and diversification to clarify growth options, tradeoffs, and next steps using real market, product, and constraint inputs.

positioning-ideas helps you brainstorm differentiated product positioning ideas by first mapping competitors and then generating strategic positioning statements with rationale. Built for Product Marketing, founders, and marketers who need a fast positioning exploration, competitor gaps, and a clearer angle for messaging.

The sentiment-analysis skill turns user feedback into segment-level insights, sentiment scores, JTBD, and product impact. Use it for sentiment-analysis for Data Analysis on reviews, surveys, support notes, or social listening when you need a practical sentiment-analysis guide, not a generic polarity check.

Use gtm-strategy to build a practical go-to-market strategy for product launches, new segments, and repositioning. The gtm-strategy skill helps you define channels, messaging, success metrics, and launch timing from clear product and market inputs. It is especially useful for Product Marketing teams that need a structured GTM plan, not a generic outline.

pestel-analysis helps you assess political, economic, social, technological, environmental, and legal forces affecting a product, market, or initiative. Use this pestel-analysis skill for strategic planning, market entry, and decision-making when external shifts could change pricing, compliance, hiring, or launch timing.

The tam-sam-som-calculator skill helps Product Management teams build defensible TAM, SAM, and SOM estimates with explicit assumptions, citations, and caveats. Use it to size a market for a product idea, business case, investor deck, or strategy memo, and to turn broad market questions into a clear calculation path.

company-research helps you build an executive-ready company brief from public sources, including leadership quotes, product strategy, transformation themes, and org context. Use it for interviews, competitive analysis, partnerships, and market-entry research.

meme-rush is a Binance Web3 skill for tracking fast-moving meme tokens and hot market narratives. Use it to find new, finalizing, and migrated launchpad tokens, monitor bonding-curve progress, and rank rising topics by inflow. The meme-rush guide is built for launch discovery and timing, not broad crypto commentary.

competitor-intel is a research-first skill for Competitive Analysis that uses web research to verify competitor signals, surface likely strengths and weak points, and suggest actionable leverage. Use the competitor-intel skill when you need evidence before pricing, messaging, GTM, or market positioning decisions.

competitor-tracking is a workflow skill for ongoing competitor surveillance in ASO and app-market research. Use it to monitor metadata changes, keyword shifts, screenshot updates, rating trends, pricing changes, and new features over time. It is best for repeatable competitive analysis, weekly or monthly review cycles, and change logs.

Use the competitor-analysis skill to compare your app with real rivals, find keyword gaps, and uncover positioning opportunities for App Store strategy. It guides competitor-analysis install, competitor-analysis usage, and a structured competitor-analysis guide for Competitive Analysis.

category-positioning is a product marketing and ASO skill for choosing, changing, or evaluating App Store and Google Play categories. It helps assess primary vs secondary category trade-offs, smaller-category ranking potential, discoverability, and featuring eligibility. Use this category-positioning guide when you need a defensible category recommendation.