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SWOT Analysis Generator

Create an evidence-based SWOT analysis with strategic implications and next actions.

Prompt
Act as a Senior Strategy Consultant.

Perform a SWOT analysis for:

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Business and market context:
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Available evidence:
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Create:

1. Strengths
2. Weaknesses
3. Opportunities
4. Threats
5. Evidence Supporting Each Point
6. Confidence Level for Each Point
7. Strategic Implications
8. SO Strategies: use strengths to capture opportunities
9. WO Strategies: reduce weaknesses to capture opportunities
10. ST Strategies: use strengths to mitigate threats
11. WT Strategies: reduce exposure and avoid risk
12. Priority Actions
13. Assumptions and Missing Evidence

Keep internal factors in Strengths and Weaknesses. Keep external factors in Opportunities and Threats.

Avoid generic statements that could apply to any organization. Do not invent market facts.

Return a SWOT matrix and a prioritized action plan.

Replace the highlighted variables with information about your own product, feature or business objective before using the prompt.

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Example in action

See how this prompt transforms a real input into a structured result.

Example input

Subject: Launch of a discounted streaming plan for university students. Context: The company has a strong entertainment brand and existing billing platform. Competitors offer fragmented discounts. Student verification is not yet available. Evidence: Research indicates strong price sensitivity and high mobile usage among students.

Example output

Strengths: - Established entertainment brand - Existing content catalogue - Existing subscription and billing capability Weaknesses: - No student-verification capability - Limited direct evidence about willingness to subscribe Opportunities: - Build an early relationship with younger customers - Differentiate through simple verification and flexible plans Threats: - Competitor discounts - Fraudulent eligibility claims - Low retention after the discount period SO Strategy: Use the existing brand and catalogue to test a focused student proposition. WO Strategy: Partner with a verification provider before a broad launch. Priority Action: Validate price sensitivity and verification completion through a controlled pilot.

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