Create a SWOT analysis
Collect strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats clearly, with follow-up questions instead of platitudes.
- Type
- Prompt
- Level
- Beginner
- Time
- about 8 min
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- opening a second location
- launching an online shop
- a new weekend course offer
- switching to new software
- bidding for a large contract
- small café with loyal regulars
- trades business with a full order book
- language school with falling sign-ups
- agency of four people
- club with many volunteers
Your prompt
Create a SWOT analysis for [Plan]. Starting point: [Starting point]. First ask me up to five questions. Then: a table with strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats, three to five points each, specific rather than generic. Below it, two or three conclusions: which strength uses which opportunity, which threat needs a plan? Mark assumptions I should check.
Matching tools
Tools from our catalog that this prompt works well with.
- ChatGPT Prices and limits
- Claude Prices and limits
- Gemini Prices and limits
How to use it
- Fill in the fields or tap a suggestion. Leave out names, addresses and other personal data.
- Copy the finished prompt into a tool of your choice.
- Check the marked assumptions with figures or conversations before you decide.
Works in these tools
Prompts work in many chat and generator tools. This selection comes from our catalog; prices as shown on the tool page.
- ChatGPT Free planfrom 8 USD per month
- Claude Free plan
- Gemini Free plan
- Microsoft Copilot Free plan
Why does this work?
Asking questions first prevents a SWOT full of platitudes. The conclusions turn the list into a decision aid.
Tips
- A SWOT does not replace a business case; use it as a basis for discussion.