You provide

A topic and source material

You receive

Themes, objections, and research priorities

A practical way to begin

  1. Collect dated, relevant source material you are allowed to use. Remove personal information from customer notes.
  2. Ask ZenshiAI to group recurring needs, questions, and objections, with a source beside each theme.
  3. Check the original sources and test the most useful hypotheses with real customers before changing your offer.
Your starting brief
Analyse these source excerpts about [topic]: [excerpts with source links and dates]. Group recurring needs, objections, and questions. Cite the supplied source for each theme. Separate direct observations from your interpretation. State sample limitations and suggest three questions for further customer research. Do not invent trends or market-size estimates.

What the structure can look like

This is an illustrative example to show the shape of the work, not a customer result or a live generated output.

Observation

Several supplied conversations mention difficulty choosing between options.

Hypothesis

A clearer comparison may help people evaluate the offer.

Evidence check

Check the original excerpts and whether the sample represents the intended audience.

Next research question

What information did you need before you could make a decision?

Illustrative example

Turn customer signals into useful questions

Observation

Several supplied conversations mention difficulty choosing between options.

Hypothesis

A clearer comparison may help people evaluate the offer.

Evidence check

Check the original excerpts and whether the sample represents the intended audience.

Next research question

What information did you need before you could make a decision?

Use the review checklist

Before you use the result

Check the content against your source material. Confirm facts, permissions, calculations, and links. Available generation tools and export formats depend on your account and the selected workflow.