Plan a small data study that earns mentions
Prompt that plans a small study from your own anonymous data or a survey that trade media can report on. Paste it into an AI tool of your choice, which then plans a data study.
- Topic
- Audience & strategy
- Type
- Prompt
- Level
- Intermediate
- Time
- about 10 min
Results depend on the tool, the model and what you enter.
Result preview
Example: written by our editors, not real AI output.
Question: At what times do customers book appointments with trade businesses? Method: 12 months of bookings from the scheduling software, hour and weekday only, no personal data Minimum size: groups under 50 bookings are merged Key findings (placeholders): "[X]% of appointments are booked after 6 pm" · "Monday is the busiest booking day at [Y]%" · "[Z]% of requests arrive at the weekend" Charts: heat map hour × weekday, bars per trade Distribution: two trade magazines, three blogs on digitalisation, newsletter
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- anonymised order data of a shop
- survey of 300 customers
- booking times from scheduling software
- support requests by topic
- public data from an authority
- trades and construction
- hospitality
- fitness and sport
- software for small businesses
- travel and leisure
- mentions with a link in trade media
- material for the newsletter
- a talking point for sales
- positioning as an expert source
- material for a talk
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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 an AI tool of your choice.
- Publish the study on its own page with a method box and downloadable charts so editors can cite it easily.
Why does this work?
Editors and bloggers look for new, reliable figures. A small, carefully made analysis often earns more mentions than many general posts, and they are mentions you do not have to buy.
Tips
- Surveys and customer data fall under the GDPR: use only data you have a legal basis for, and publish only aggregates. Ask your data protection adviser if in doubt.