customer-research

Analyzes customer interviews, surveys, reviews, and community posts to extract pains, triggers, and personas.

Updated Sep 2, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/Tutitoos/seo-plugin --skill customer-research-tutitoos
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Skill: customer-research
Source: https://github.com/Tutitoos/seo-plugin/tree/main/plugins/seo/skills/customer-research
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Tutitoos/seo-plugin --skill customer-research-tutitoos

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve? Marketing and product decisions are often based on assumptions instead of what customers actually say and struggle with. This Skill turns raw research material — transcripts, surveys, support tickets, G2 reviews, Reddit threads — into structured insights like jobs-to-be-done, pain themes, verbatim quote banks, and evidence-based personas. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Three research modes: Analyze existing assets (transcripts, surveys, tickets), mine online watering holes (Reddit, G2, Hacker News, app stores, SparkToro), or run primary research (interviews and PMF surveys). - Structured extraction framework: Captures jobs to be done, pain points, trigger events, desired outcomes, customer vocabulary, and alternatives considered, with high/medium/low confidence labels and sample-bias guardrails. - Persona and deliverable generation: Produces research synthesis reports, VOC quote banks, JTBD maps, competitive intelligence summaries, and personas built from at least 5-10 real data points. - Use Case: You have 20 customer interview transcripts and want to improve homepage messaging. The Skill extracts recurring pain themes and money quotes, scores them by frequency and intensity, then hands off the VOC language to a copywriting workflow. ## Quick Start Analyze my customer interview transcripts and online reviews to identify the top pain themes and build a persona for my target segment.

Frequently Asked Questions about customer-research

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I analyze customer interview transcripts for marketing insights?▼

Extract jobs to be done, pain points, trigger events, desired outcomes, exact customer vocabulary, and alternatives considered from each transcript. Then cluster findings by theme, score by frequency and intensity, and label each insight with a high, medium, or low confidence level.

How do I do customer research with no existing data?▼

Start with digital watering hole research: mine Reddit, G2, competitor reviews, and niche communities for unprompted customer language. Then run 5-10 customer interviews using casual outreach with a $50 incentive, and avoid building personas until you have at least 5-10 data points per segment.

What is the PMF survey and the 40% benchmark?▼

The PMF survey asks users "How would you feel if you could no longer use the product?" with "very disappointed" as the key answer. If 40% or more respond "very disappointed," you likely have product/market fit; Superhuman reached 58% by engineering its roadmap around this metric.

Which G2 reviews are most useful for competitor research?▼

Competitor 4-star reviews are the most useful because customers like the product but still voice buried complaints. Extract what they love for battlecard intel, what frustrates them as your opportunity, and any unmet needs phrased as "I wish it could."

What are the limitations of mining Reddit and review sites for customer research?▼

Online reviewers skew toward power users and strong opinions, Reddit skews technical and skeptical, and support tickets skew toward problems. Weight sources from the last 12 months, require themes to appear in multiple independent sources, and label single-source insights as low confidence.