Product opportunity mapping

Skill tjboudreaux/cc-plugin-product-strategist/skills/product-opportunity-mapping

Systematically scan cultural, platform, and behavioral shifts to find high-leverage consumer opportunities before committing to builds.From its SKILL.md

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Opportunity Landscape Mapping

Intent

Detect emerging wants, friction points, and timing windows across consumer categories, platforms, and geographies.
Translate diffuse signals into crisp problem statements and opportunity theses.

Inputs

Macro trend library (culture, tech, regulatory, commerce, creator economy, web3, gaming).
Behavioral data: search terms, app store reviews, social chatter, marketplace data, support tickets.
Jobs-to-be-done interviews or transcripts.

Workflow

Frame the arena
- Define target segment, contexts of use, and competing alternatives.
- Capture constraints (distribution, tech stack, platform rules).
Signal harvesting
- Pull at least three independent data sources (quant + qual).
- Tag signals by magnitude (market size), urgency, and underserved intensity.
Opportunity scoring
- Score each thesis on desirability, feasibility, timing, and strategic fit (0–5 scale).
- Highlight contrarian or under-served jobs with high desirability but low current satisfaction.
Narrative articulation
- Produce a one-page brief: user tension, evidence, why-now drivers, first wedge.
- List unknowns that require experiments vs. desk research.

Verification

Ensure each opportunity thesis cites at least two evidentiary sources.
Review scores with a peer strategist or PM for bias.
Archive briefs in shared knowledge base for reuse.