ToolsMarket Opportunity Analyzer

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Market opportunity analysis

Score an opportunity on five weighted criteria and see exactly which one is holding it back.

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One sentence naming the opportunity you are evaluating.
1 = nice to have, 5 = the buyer is actively losing money or failing an audit today.
1 = a handful of buyers, 5 = a large segment you can name and count.
1 = no way to find these buyers, 5 = they gather in places you already reach.
1 = they expect it free, 5 = budget already exists for an adjacent outcome.
1 = nobody is solving this, 5 = many funded vendors already fight here. Lower is better.
Source, sample, baseline, or observation supporting the ratings.
Who owns the next test and when will the decision be reviewed?
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Example output

Illustration: problem urgency high because missed appointments are visible this week; reach limited to clinics you can email; competition high because suites bundle reminders. The market opportunity analysis shows that tension. It does not convert it into a revenue forecast.

How to use it

  1. Describe the opportunity in the buyer's words.
  2. Score urgency, reach, willingness to pay, and competition using the scale in the form.
  3. Run the market opportunity analysis and read which input dominates the result.
  4. If competition is the open question, fill the competitor analysis template before you treat the score as a decision.

FAQ

Is the score a forecast?

No. It combines the ratings you entered. Change a rating and the score changes. That is a worksheet, not a prediction of revenue.

What if I have no willingness-to-pay evidence?

Say so and use a cautious rating. Do not pick the top of the scale because the opportunity sounds attractive.

When should I stop and do research?

When two people on the team would score reach or competition differently. That disagreement is the research plan.

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