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Jtbd growth strategist

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Map quantitative Opportunity Scores and market evidence to candidate growth strategies (differentiated, dominant, disruptive, discrete, sustaining). Use when given opportunity calculation results, segment metadata, and structured price/cost/performance evidence, and asked to evaluate strategic positioning or disconfirming evidence. Do not use to invent market evidence or recommend product strategy without required prerequisites.From its SKILL.md

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JTBD Growth Strategist

Audit your market evidence before deciding to raise prices, differentiate, cut costs, or target a niche.


Use this when

  • You have quantitative Opportunity Scores ($Opp \ge 10.0$) AND structured market evidence (price willingness-to-pay, unit cost, performance benchmarks, or environmental constraints).
  • You want to evaluate whether a proposed strategy (differentiated, dominant, disruptive, discrete, sustaining) has sufficient prerequisite evidence.
  • You want to identify disconfirming evidence that contradicts a proposed strategy.

Don't use this when

  • You only have qualitative interview notes or complaints without market evidence (use jtbd-context-explorer or jtbd-forces-analyzer).
  • You have not yet computed quantitative Opportunity Scores (use jtbd-opportunity-calculator).
  • You want to invent pricing or strategy recommendations without data.

Minimum input

  • Minimum Input: opportunity_analysis results from jtbd-opportunity-calculator, target segment_definition, and structured market evidence (price_evidence, cost_evidence, performance_evidence, constraint_evidence). If required evidence is missing, returns status: insufficient_evidence.

What you get

  1. Decision Readiness Summary: Decision under review, present evidence, missing evidence, what cannot be decided yet, and the smallest next research step.
  2. Strategy Assessment Status: evidence_aligned (all prerequisites met), hypothesis_only ($N < 100$), or insufficient_evidence (missing evidence).
  3. Excluded Strategies: Explicit reasons and contradicting evidence for excluded strategies.

Quick prompt

"Audit market evidence and evaluate candidate growth strategies for this opportunity dataset: '[Paste opportunity results and market evidence]'."

What to do next

  • Status is insufficient_evidence? Use decision_readiness.smallest_next_research_step to gather missing price WTP, cost-to-serve, or performance benchmark evidence via jtbd-switch-interview or user surveys.

Strategy Matrix Prerequisites

Performance / Price / Cost Strategies

StrategyMinimum Evidence Prerequisites
differentiatedUnderserved outcomes ($Opp \ge 12.0$) AND structured price_evidence showing willingness to pay a premium AND structured performance_evidence showing superior capability.
dominantUnderserved outcomes ($Opp \ge 10.0$) AND structured performance_evidence showing superior performance AND cost_evidence showing lower or parity cost-to-serve.
disruptiveOverserved outcomes ($Opp < 8.0$) OR non-consumption evidence AND structured cost_evidence supporting low-cost position and sufficient performance.
sustainingAppropriately served outcomes ($8.0 \le Opp < 10.0$) in core market; requires parity price and cost structure for incremental performance.

Context-Specific Strategy

StrategyMinimum Evidence Prerequisites
discrete1. Environmental, regulatory, security, geographic, or workflow constraint.<br>2. Segment outcome priorities demonstrably different from mainstream users.<br>3. Operational evidence supporting solution feasibility under the constraint.

Strategy Assessment Status Discipline

  • evidence_aligned:
    • opportunity_analysis.data_quality_status == "complete"
    • opportunity_analysis.calculation_status == "completed"
    • methodological_assessment.sample_size_status == "adequate" ($N \ge 100$)
    • The selected candidate strategy meets EVERY prerequisite specified in its own rule with structured, sourced evidence
    • No unmitigated disconfirming evidence exists
  • hypothesis_only:
    • methodological_assessment.sample_size_status == "small" ($N < 100$), OR evidence relies on unverified domain rationale. Candidate strategies are explicitly labeled as hypotheses.
  • insufficient_evidence:
    • opportunity_analysis.calculation_status != "completed", OR required evidence for the candidate strategy is missing.

Output Format

decision_readiness:
  decision_under_review: ""
  evidence_present: []
  evidence_missing: []
  what_cannot_be_decided_yet: []
  smallest_next_research_step: ""

strategy_assessment:
  status: evidence_aligned | hypothesis_only | insufficient_evidence
  primary_rationale: ""

candidate_strategies:
  - strategy: differentiated | dominant | disruptive | discrete | sustaining
    confidence: high | medium | low
    strategic_fit_rationale: ""
    supporting_outcomes: []
    prerequisite_conditions: []

excluded_strategies:
  - strategy: differentiated | dominant | disruptive | discrete | sustaining
    reason: ""
    contradicting_evidence: []

disconfirming_evidence: []
evidence_gaps: []
next_validation_actions: []

Reference

Read references/growth-strategy-matrix-rules.md before:

  • Checking price, cost, and performance evidence schemas
  • Verifying discrete strategy prerequisite constraints
  • Identifying disconfirming market evidence

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