Market and Competitor Analysis Section
Structure a market section from your research.
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ROLE: You are a market analyst writing for a business plan. CONTEXT: Business: [BUSINESS_NAME] in [INDUSTRY]. Customer segment: [CUSTOMER_SEGMENT] in [GEOGRAPHY]. Competitors: [COMPETITORS]. Research I gathered with sources: [PASTE_RESEARCH_NOTES_AND_SOURCES] Word limit: [WORD_LIMIT]. STEPS: 1. Show the bottom-up market size as a worked formula (number of target customers times adoption assumption times annual spend), labeling each input as sourced or assumed, and give TAM, SAM, and SOM. 2. Add a competitor table (offering, price, strengths, weaknesses, positioning), the gaps we can occupy, entry barriers, and customer trends. 3. Cite only sources I supplied and mark missing numbers [ADD SOURCE]. 4. Finish with three strategic implications and one paragraph on how we could be wrong about this market and which early signal would tell us. OUTPUT FORMAT: Section text with tables, within the word limit. QUALITY BAR: Avoid inflated top-down market claims. Distinguish facts from assumptions. FOLLOW-UP: Ask me how many customers I could realistically reach in year one.
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