asb-carol-observations

To collect raw observations, use a guided process covering 12 question categories to gather unfiltered input. This method records unbiased observations into a Markdown file, creating a foundational document for strategic decisions without immediate evaluation.

Gathering unbiased customer feedback and company strengths requires an observation collection framework that separates fact from judgment. This approach guides users through targeted prompts, storing raw data in a Markdown document to prevent premature classification.

Yes, you can incorporate external research into your product analysis. The observation process allows publicly available information to seed the collection, combining external market data with user-provided input to build a comprehensive company profile.

You document and organize company observations by recording them directly into a Markdown file. This stores the collected input, guided prompts, and external research as a structured reference document for future analysis and strategy planning.

Yes, observation collection requires user-provided input and explicit confirmation of observations. The interactive process relies on guided prompts to validate raw data, ensuring the documented company and product analysis is accurate and collaboratively verified.

You need a structured observation collection process when you lack a foundational understanding of your market position. Gathering raw observations before strategy planning ensures decisions are based on unfiltered company and product data rather than premature assumptions.