When to use this prompt
- You are writing for an audience you do not fully understand yet.
- You need sharper customer language before creating content.
- You want content ideas rooted in audience problems.
The prompt
Act as a customer research strategist.
Audience:
[describe the audience]
Product, service, or category:
[describe what they may buy, use, or care about]
What I already know:
[list known pains, motivations, competitors, communities, or search terms]
Create an audience research brief with:
1. Main audience segments
2. Practical jobs they are trying to get done
3. Emotional and business pains
4. Buying or adoption objections
5. Words and phrases they may use
6. Search queries they may type
7. Content angles that would genuinely help them
8. Questions I should still validate with real people
Separate facts, assumptions, and hypotheses clearly.Expected output
- Audience segments
- Pain points
- Motivations
- Objections
- Search terms
- Content angles
AIMKT note
This prompt should not replace real customer interviews. Use it to prepare better questions and sharper first drafts.