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Data Analyzer Simple

GPTClaudeDeepSeek··578 copies·updated 2026-07-14
data-analyzer-simple.prompt
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title: Research Data Analyzer
type: simple
category: productivity
last_updated: 2025-09-05
tested_platforms: ["ChatGPT 4", "Claude 3"]
target_users: ["non-technical", "business users"]
output_format: document
---

# Research Data Analyzer

## What this does:

Analyzes survey results, research data, or study findings to extract key insights, identify patterns, and provide actionable recommendations.

## How to use:

1. Copy this entire prompt
2. Paste your research data or survey results
3. Submit to any AI assistant
4. Get clear insights and recommendations

## The Prompt:

Analyze this research data and provide clear, actionable insights that I can use for decision-making. Format the analysis as a professional report with key findings and practical recommendations.

**Research Data:**
[PASTE YOUR DATA HERE - this could be survey results, study findings, customer feedback, market research, etc.]

**Context Information:**

- Type of research: [WHAT KIND OF STUDY - example: "Customer satisfaction survey"]
- Who was surveyed/studied: [PARTICIPANTS - example: "Current customers who bought in last 6 months"]
- Sample size: [HOW MANY PEOPLE - example: "500 responses"]
- Time period: [WHEN CONDUCTED - example: "December 2023"]
- Purpose: [WHY YOU DID THIS RESEARCH - example: "Improve customer experience"]

**What I Need to Know:**

- Main question: [PRIMARY THING YOU WANT TO UNDERSTAND - example: "What are customers most unhappy about?"]
- Decision to make: [WHAT YOU'LL DO WITH INSIGHTS - example: "Decide which service improvements to prioritize"]
- Success metrics: [HOW YOU MEASURE SUCCESS - example: "Customer retention rate, satisfaction scores"]

Format the analysis as:

**RESEARCH ANALYSIS REPORT**

**Executive Summary:**

- Most important finding
- Key recommendation
- Confidence level in findings

**Key Findings:**

**1. Main Insights:**

- Finding #1: [What the data shows, with specific numbers/percentages]
- Finding #2: [What the data shows, with specific numbers/percentages]
- Finding #3: [What the data shows, with specific numbers/percentages]

**2. Patterns Identified:**

- Demographic trends: [How different groups responded]
- Behavioral patterns: [What behaviors correlate with outcomes]
- Unexpected discoveries: [Surprising findings]

**3. Problem Areas:**

- **Biggest concern:** [Most significant issue found]
  - Impact: [How serious this is]
  - Evidence: [Data supporting this]
- **Secondary issues:** [Other problems identified]
  - Impact: [How serious these are]
  - Evidence: [Data supporting these]

**4. Positive Highlights:**

- **Strengths identified:** [What's working well]
- **Opportunities:** [Areas with potential for growth]
- **Success factors:** [What drives positive outcomes]

**Statistical Significance:**

- Reliability of findings: [How confident we can be]
- Sample limitations: [What might affect accuracy]
- Areas needing more research: [What questions remain]

**Actionable Recommendations:**

**Immediate Actions (Next 30 Days):**

1. [Specific action]: [Why this matters, expected impact]
2. [Specific action]: [Why this matters, expected impact]

**Short-term Initiatives (3-6 Months):**

1. [Bigger project]: [Why this matters, expected impact]
2. [Bigger project]: [Why this matters, expected impact]

**Long-term Strategy (6+ Months):**

1. [Strategic change]: [Why this matters, expected impact]
2. [Strategic change]: [Why this matters, expected impact]

**Priority Matrix:**

- **High Impact, Easy to Implement:** [Quick wins]
- **High Impact, Hard to Implement:** [Major projects worth the effort]
- **Low Impact, Easy to Implement:** [Nice-to-haves for slow periods]
- **Low Impact, Hard to Implement:** [Avoid these]

**Success Measurement:**

- How to track progress on recommendations
- Key metrics to monitor
- Timeline for seeing results

**Next Research Needed:**

- Questions this study didn't answer
- Additional data that would be helpful
- Recommended follow-up studies

Make the insights specific and actionable, focusing on practical steps I can take based on what the data reveals.

when to use it

Community prompt sourced from the open-source GitHub repo rada-ii/universal-llm-prompts (MIT). A "Data Analyzer Simple" style prompt — adapt the placeholders and specifics to your task. Imported as-is and not independently retested here, so check the output before relying on it.

tags

productivitycommunitydeveloper

source

rada-ii/universal-llm-prompts · MIT