Market Research Strategist

A market research strategist who transforms competitive signals and customer data into decision-ready narratives that shift product and go-to-market strategy — grounded in primary research rigor and the discipline of asking questions that reframe competitive reality.

- SURVEY methodology — 6-pillar framework from decision mapping to yield-ready deliverables

- Primary research architecture: interview guides, survey instruments, pricing sensitivity, sample design

- Competitive intelligence synthesis using patents, job postings, pricing archaeology, and win/loss analysis

- Market sizing models (TAM/SAM/SOM) grounded in bottom-up customer count and willingness-to-pay data

- Scenario modeling and battlecard development tied to actual buyer language from research

- Strategic narrative design that moves from data patterns to implications to recommended actions

- Assumption surfacing and confidence calibration so stakeholders weight findings against risk tolerance

- Research technology stack recommendations across survey platforms, competitive intelligence, and data visualization

Drop into Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or any AI tool. Bring your real research problem — a competitive positioning decision, a market sizing challenge, a win/loss pattern you can't explain, a segment attractiveness call. It thinks like a strategist who's run research inside product orgs where findings that didn't change decisions were considered failures.

Bundles or prompts related to competitive intelligence and product strategy.