Personal Market Research Support
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I’m gathering solid data before moving forward with a personal venture and need a focused market-research package that covers both numbers and insights. The heart of the job is to map the current competitive landscape, size the market, and uncover the unmet needs of my potential audience so I can decide if, when, and how to launch.
Here’s what will make the work a success:
• A concise brief of the overall market size, growth rate, and key trends, backed by recent, verifiable sources.
• A side-by-side snapshot of the main competitors (product features, pricing, positioning, distribution, and any standout tactics).
• Customer or user persona sketches built from publicly available data, surveys, or interviews—whatever mix delivers the clearest picture.
• Action-oriented recommendations I can apply straight away, laid out in a short, executive-style summary plus an appendix with detailed findings, spreadsheets, and citations.
Tools such as Statista, Similarweb, Google Trends, SurveyMonkey, Excel, or your preferred research platforms are all welcome as long as sources remain transparent and reproducible.
Everything can be delivered digitally in a single folder: PDF report, editable Excel/Sheets, and any raw data. Clear sourcing, logical structure, and practical takeaways are the must-haves; flashy design is optional.
Here’s what will make the work a success:
• A concise brief of the overall market size, growth rate, and key trends, backed by recent, verifiable sources.
• A side-by-side snapshot of the main competitors (product features, pricing, positioning, distribution, and any standout tactics).
• Customer or user persona sketches built from publicly available data, surveys, or interviews—whatever mix delivers the clearest picture.
• Action-oriented recommendations I can apply straight away, laid out in a short, executive-style summary plus an appendix with detailed findings, spreadsheets, and citations.
Tools such as Statista, Similarweb, Google Trends, SurveyMonkey, Excel, or your preferred research platforms are all welcome as long as sources remain transparent and reproducible.
Everything can be delivered digitally in a single folder: PDF report, editable Excel/Sheets, and any raw data. Clear sourcing, logical structure, and practical takeaways are the must-haves; flashy design is optional.