A thick analysis deck that changes no action is a cost dressed up as an asset. Every finding should point directly at a decision, or it does not belong in the document at all, no matter how interesting the chart looks.
Close each analysis by stating:
- what you now believe that you did not before;
- what you will do differently because of it;
- what evidence would prove you wrong;
- who owns the next step.
Takeaway: if the analysis survives without changing any behavior, it was never needed. Insight that does not move a hand or a budget is just expensive reading.
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Market analysis should end with a move you will make, not a slide you will admire
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