Start with the right context.
Research is more useful when it informs a specific decision. Define the customer segment and geography before seeking market statistics. Different reports may use incompatible definitions, periods or methods.
Research
Prepare a market research brief
Scope a market question, gather public evidence and prepare a concise research brief with uncertainty made visible.
Prepare a result you can use.
Have your chief gather relevant public sources and organise the brief around the agreed questions. Include evidence, dates, definitions and conflicting findings. Use primary sources when possible and explain when only secondary evidence is available.
Review before the next step.
Check the scope behind every numerical claim. Do not add market estimates with overlapping definitions or treat a large total market as reachable revenue. The brief should leave unresolved questions visible for further research.
What to bring to your chief
- The decision the research should inform
- Market, geography and customer segment
- Questions, source preferences and deadline
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Prepare a market research brief for the segment and geography I specify. Ask which decision it should inform. Use public sources with URLs and dates, explain definitions, note conflicting evidence and leave unsupported market estimates unresolved.
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