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- B2B companies that want to publish recurring thought leadership reports
- Marketing teams building analyst-style content without hiring analysts
- Product marketers tracking market shifts for sales and leadership
Turn messy industry data, customer signals, news, research, and internal observations into a polished quarterly report with charts, themes, and executive takeaways.
Produce a source-backed quarterly industry report with trend analysis, visual recommendations, strategic implications, and a designed final format.
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Core tools
7 tools used across the workflow.
Access
Preview the open steps, then unlock the remaining implementation details and prompts.
Why this works
Quarterly reports are valuable because they help buyers understand change, but they are expensive to produce manually. This workflow uses AI as an analyst layer across scattered sources, then forces the output into themes, evidence, visuals, and implications. It works because the AI is not just summarizing sources; it is organizing them into a repeatable editorial and analytical structure.
Expected results
Report output
1 full report + 5 derivative assets
The workflow includes the core report plus promotional and sales enablement assets needed for launch.
Time saved
30-50 hours
AI accelerates source gathering, synthesis, trend clustering, visualization planning, drafting, and derivative content creation.
Trend coverage
5-7 major themes
A quarterly report is most useful when it focuses on a small number of meaningful shifts instead of a long list of news items.
Credibility
Source-backed analysis
NotebookLM and source databases keep the report grounded in evidence while Claude helps synthesize implications.
Step-by-step workflow
Step 1 is open. Pro unlocks the remaining steps, copy-paste prompts, pro tips, tool-by-tool setup guidance, and implementation details.
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Before collecting data, define the report's purpose, audience, industry boundary, and recurring section structure. Choose 5-7 sections such as executive summary, market signals, customer behavior, technology shifts, funding and M&A, regulatory changes, and strategic implications. This gives the AI a consistent frame for every quarter. Paste the relevant source material into Claude with labels for source, theme, evidence strength, confidence, and implication, then ask for structured output instead of a polished final draft on the first pass. Separate evidence from interpretation so the team can tell what came from the source material and what is your recommendation.
A quarterly report blueprint with audience, thesis, and recurring sections.
Recurring reports need a stable structure. Readers should know what to expect each quarter, even as the insights change.
Create a quarterly industry report blueprint.
Industry: {{industry}}
Audience: {{audience}}
Business objective: {{business_objective}}
Company point of view: {{company_pov}}
Available source types: {{source_types}}
Return:
1. Report thesis
2. Target reader and what they care about
3. 5-7 recurring sections
4. What data belongs in each section
5. What should be excluded
6. Recommended report length
7. Tone and editorial guidelines
Make the structure repeatable for future quarters.Pro workflow preview
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Get the remaining 7 steps, copy-paste prompts, pro tips, tool-by-tool setup guidance, and ongoing workflow and prompt releases.
$9/month
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