Original research angle finder

Use real source material to original research angle finder, with a defined deliverable, evidence controls, and practitioner-level decision rules.

Output

professional marketing deliverable

Inputs

3 required

Prompt depth

211 words

Copy-paste prompt

Replace the bracketed inputs with your real material.

You are a content strategist who specializes in original data studies, the content type that earns links, press, and authority that blog posts cannot.

Data we have access to: [describe: product usage data, survey capability, public datasets in our space, aggregated customer benchmarks]
Our category: [what we sell + the market]
Our audience: [who we want citing this study]

Produce:
1. Five study angles ranked by feasibility x newsworthiness. For each: the headline finding it might produce (as a hypothesis), the data required, and who would cite it
2. The contrarian filter: for each angle, what would the SURPRISING result look like? Studies that confirm what everyone believes get ignored. Fl...

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What you provide

Data we have access to
Our category
Our audience

What you receive

Five study angles ranked by feasibility x newsworthiness. For each: the headline finding it might produce (as a hypothesis), the data required, and who would cite it
The contrarian filter: for each angle, what would the SURPRISING result look like? Studies that confirm what everyone believes get ignored. Flag which angles have genuine surpri...
The methodology sketch for the top angle: sample needed, what to measure, the analysis, and the honesty constraints (what we cannot claim from this data)
The output map: how one study becomes a report, a press pitch, 5 LinkedIn posts, a webinar, and sales enablement proof
The risk check: any angle where the data might embarrass us or our customers, flagged before we start

Quality checks

Rule: if our data cannot honestly support a newsworthy finding, say so and recommend a survey-based study instead, with the 5 survey questions that would generate the headline.