Step by step
Research the market, audience and competition with cited sources and test the idea against demand.
Example promptResearch the market for [business idea] in [region/country]: how big is demand, who are the 5 most important competitors, what prices are common and what gaps exist? Please cite sources.
Work out positioning, name ideas and a concise business model (offer, price, channels).
Example promptFor the business idea [idea] with audience [audience]: develop a clear one-sentence positioning, 10 name suggestions and a concise business model (offer, pricing model, key sales channels).
Create a logo with brand colours and fonts and export it as a brand kit.
Example promptBrand name [name], industry [industry], desired impression [e.g. modern, trustworthy, playful], preferred colours [colours].
Build a professional website with the brand elements and take it live.
Example promptCreate a company website for [name] ([offer]): home page with hero and claim, services, about, contact. Use the brand colours [colours] and a [modern/classic] aesthetic.
Generate SEO-optimised home page and about texts.
Example promptWrite an SEO-optimised home page text for [company], which offers [offer] for [audience]. Keyword focus: [main keyword]. Tone: [professional/approachable]. Include a concise headline and a call-to-action.
Frequently asked questions
Does this replace real market research?
No, but it gives you a well-founded first assessment with sources in a short time. For larger investments you should back up the results with real conversations with potential customers.
Where do I start?
With the research: is there demand at all and who are the competitors? Only once that fits is the step to offer, name and website worthwhile.
Do I already need a finished website?
For validation, a simple landing page that explains your offer and measures interest is enough. You build the full presence only once the idea holds up.