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Category evidence
Research documents, category pages, reports, notes, and supplied URLs that define the market boundary.
Market research
Étudiez un marché avant de construire
Validate a market before you commit product, content, or paid acquisition budget. Start from a URL, PDF, image, or notes and get demand signals, trends, competitors, pains, opportunities, and entry angles.
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Aperçu du rapport
Étudier un marché
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Market map
How the market splits into categories, user jobs, and buying situations.
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Demand and pain points
What users are trying to solve, what frustrates them, and what language they use.
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Competitor and trend scan
Major players, substitute workflows, market shifts, and visible whitespace.
Next best action
Report output
A finished strategy document, ready to review and share.
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Market map
How the market splits into categories, user jobs, and buying situations.
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Demand and pain points
What users are trying to solve, what frustrates them, and what language they use.
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Competitor and trend scan
Major players, substitute workflows, market shifts, and visible whitespace.
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Product entry strategy
The best wedge, first segment, offer angle, and proof points to test.
Source discipline
Build a market thesis you can challenge
The report organizes what is known, what is inferred, and what still requires interviews, search data, or third-party research.
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Demand language
User needs, objections, switching triggers, and recurring pain statements visible in the supplied material.
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Competitive alternatives
Named competitors, substitute workflows, visible offers, and positioning claims supported by the source set.
Evidence standard: Market size, growth rate, and trend claims require attributable evidence. When the source set cannot support them, the report should present a validation plan instead of false precision.
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Define the market question
Start with a category, market URL, research document, screenshot, or a focused set of notes.
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Separate evidence from assumptions
Organize sourced facts, visible demand signals, competitor claims, and hypotheses that still need validation.
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Choose the next validation move
Leave with a market map, pain hierarchy, product wedge, risks, and the next interview or demand test.
Why market research stalls
A large market is not the same as a reachable opportunity
Before you build, research must connect demand, buyer pain, competition, distribution, and a testable entry point.
Categories are too broad
A headline market label hides different buyers, budgets, workflows, and reasons to switch.
Signals get mistaken for facts
One article, launch post, or competitor claim cannot establish market size or a durable trend on its own.
Research lacks a test
A useful conclusion names the first audience, riskiest assumption, proof point, and cheapest validation step.
Report section 1
Which subcategories matter?
Who pays?
What triggers demand?
Report section 2
Which pains are urgent?
Which pains are underserved?
What objections block adoption?
Demand and pain points
What users are trying to solve, what frustrates them, and what language they use.
Étudier un marchéReport section 3
Who owns trust today?
Which trends increase demand?
Where is competition weak?
Competitor and trend scan
Major players, substitute workflows, market shifts, and visible whitespace.
Étudier un marchéReport section 4
What should you build first?
Which audience is easiest to reach?
What should the landing page prove?
Product entry strategy
The best wedge, first segment, offer angle, and proof points to test.
Étudier un marchéWhat it covers
The report follows the exact decision your user needs
Every AI marketing tool page uses a different report lens, so it is more than a title swap on top of the same workspace.
Market categories
Organize a broad category into useful submarkets, jobs, buying situations, and business models.
User needs
Extract urgent jobs, desired outcomes, adoption barriers, and the language buyers use to describe them.
Main competitors
Identify incumbents and substitutes supported by the source material, then map what each one appears to own.
Market trends
Separate observed changes from hypotheses that need stronger time-series or third-party evidence.
User pain points
Rank pains by urgency, frequency, willingness to pay, and how poorly current options resolve them.
Entry opportunities
Find a focused entry point where a specific audience, workflow, or distribution advantage creates leverage.
Use cases
Use it where research has to become action
Startup validation
Pressure-test the audience, urgent job, competitive density, and first wedge before committing engineering budget.
LlamaGenContent strategy
Turn buyer questions, pain language, and category structure into useful topics and conversion narratives.
LlamaGenProduct discovery
Prioritize the workflows and underserved needs that deserve interviews, prototypes, and demand tests.
LlamaGenInvestor notes
Create a concise market thesis with assumptions, supporting evidence, risks, and the next validation milestone.
LlamaGenComparison
AI report workflow vs manual research
Move from scattered market notes to a decision document that exposes evidence, assumptions, risks, and the next validation test.
Time to first report
- LlamaGen
- Minutes from source to structured draft
- Manual research
- Hours of tabs, notes, and screenshots
Report structure
- LlamaGen
- 4 focused sections for market research
- Manual research
- Inconsistent slides or loose notes
Strategic output
- LlamaGen
- Findings, evidence, and next actions
- Manual research
- Summaries without a clear decision
Input flexibility
- LlamaGen
- URL, PDF, image, or text
- Manual research
- Separate tools for every source type
Pricing
Tarifs des rapports marketing
Each report is a finished strategy document, not a generic AI chat answer.
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FAQs
Questions before you analyze
Can one source produce a reliable market-size estimate?
Usually not. The report should only present market size or growth as fact when attributable evidence supports it. Otherwise it frames a range, states assumptions, or recommends the next source to validate.
What should I enter to research a market?
Use a focused category description, a relevant URL, an industry PDF, research screenshots, interview notes, or a combination of sources. A precise buyer and decision usually produces a stronger report than a broad category name.
How does the report find competitors?
It extracts named competitors and substitute workflows from the supplied evidence, then organizes their visible positioning and offers. Add supporting sources when you need a broader or more defensible competitor set.
Is this a replacement for customer interviews?
No. It helps you form a sharper market thesis and interview plan. Direct customer evidence remains important for validating urgency, willingness to pay, and switching behavior.
What decision should the finished report support?
It should help you choose whether to investigate, narrow, test, or reject an opportunity and identify the cheapest next step that reduces uncertainty.
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