Prompt 01
01 · Opportunity & niche selector
Act as a productised-service strategist. I want to launch Trades Planned Maintenance Plan Launch Studio · £399-2,000+. Candidate customers: heating, plumbing, electrical, roofing, air-conditioning and property-maintenance businesses with repeatable service needs. The problems this service can solve are: dependence on reactive jobs, unused customer history, inconsistent service-plan pricing, weak renewals and no repeat-revenue system. Ask me first for my location, relevant experience, available hours per week, budget, existing contacts and preferred delivery style. Then: (1) identify 8 commercially specific sub-niches, (2) score each 1-10 for urgency, ability to pay, ease of reaching the buyer, competition, delivery simplicity, AI leverage and recurring potential, (3) identify the trigger event that makes each buyer act now, (4) show the smallest paid pilot I could sell, (5) rank the top 3, and (6) recommend one niche with a clear reason to reject the others. Label assumptions and give me five real-world validation questions to answer before I build. BUSINESS CONTEXT — Offer: Trades Planned Maintenance Plan Launch Studio · £399-2,000+. Buyers: heating, plumbing, electrical, roofing, air-conditioning and property-maintenance businesses with repeatable service needs. Core deliverables: plan opportunity audit, customer segments, plan matrix, pricing worksheet, brochure, sales scripts, eligibility rules, admin workflow, reminder sequence and KPI dashboard. Indicative pricing: £399 plan workshop; £999 implementation; £2,000+ multi-team rollout; £199-750/month optimisation. Startup cost: £0-£100. Speed to first sale: 7-14 days. Difficulty: Moderate. Recurring path: renewal campaigns, performance reviews, new plan tiers, customer migrations, reminder management and annual price reviews. Useful tools: job-management/CRM exports, pricing spreadsheet, approved technical scope, billing platform and automated reminder tools. Guardrail: The qualified contractor must approve technical intervals, inclusions, exclusions, terms, insurance and service obligations. Do not provide legal or engineering advice. Never invent evidence, credentials, customer data, legal requirements or guaranteed commercial outcomes.