Generate B2C Market Segments
Generates the 5 most promising B2C market segments for your product, ranked by attractiveness, using the Advanced JTBD methodology.
Why it matters
Identify and understand the most promising customer segments for your B2C product to drive strategic growth and market penetration.
Outcomes
What it gets done
Analyze product and website for market insights.
Generate 5 ranked B2C market segments.
Assess segment attractiveness, profitability, and scalability.
Estimate TAM/SAM/SOM with calculation logic.
Install
Add it to your toolbox
Run in your project directory:
curl -fsSL https://spark.entire.vc/get/ajtbd-segments | bash Overview
AJTBD B2C Segments Generator
Analyzes a B2C product and generates the 5 most promising market segments ranked by attractiveness, each with Core Jobs, a Big Job, TAM/SAM/SOM sizing, and a profitability/scalability assessment, using the Advanced Jobs To Be Done methodology. Use it when deciding which customer segment to target for a B2C product - give it a product description or website URL and a target region (defaults to CIS) to get ranked, sized segments instead of guessing.
What it does
AJTBD B2C Segments Generator analyzes a B2C product and produces the 5 most promising market segments, ranked by attractiveness. It's based on the Advanced Jobs To Be Done (AJTBD) methodology created by Ivan Zamesin, and for each segment it works out the Core Jobs the product is hired to do, the higher-level Big Job behind them, TAM/SAM/SOM market-size estimates with the calculation logic shown, and an assessment of the segment's profitability and scalability.
When to use - and when NOT to
Use it early in product strategy or go-to-market planning, when the question is which customer segment(s) to actually focus on - rather than after a segment has already been chosen and the task has shifted to execution. It's built specifically for B2C products; the framework and TAM/SAM/SOM sizing logic assume a consumer market rather than enterprise sales.
Inputs and outputs
Input is a product description or a website URL - if a URL is given, the skill fetches and analyzes the site automatically - plus an optional target market region (defaulting to CIS) and an output language that's auto-detected from the prompt (English and Russian are both supported). Output is a structured Markdown report covering 5 segments, each broken down into: Core Jobs (phrased as "When [situation], I want to [action]"), Execution Criteria (how the job should be done - fast, cheap, reliable, etc.), Who These People Are (customer role, life situation, trigger), the Big Job motivating the Core Jobs, TAM/SAM/SOM sizing with specific numbers and the logic behind them, and a "Why This Segment Is Attractive" section covering value, purchase frequency, channels, and competition.
Integrations
The skill can pull directly from a product's website when given a URL, rather than requiring a hand-written product description, and its output language adapts automatically to the language of the request.
Who it's for
Founders, product managers, and growth teams evaluating which B2C customer segment to prioritize, who want a structured, sized, jobs-to-be-done-based comparison across several candidate segments instead of picking one based on intuition alone, before committing scarce positioning and marketing effort to it.
Source README
What it does
Analyzes your B2C product and generates the 5 most promising market segments ranked by attractiveness. Each segment includes Core Jobs, Big Job, TAM/SAM/SOM estimates with calculation logic, and a profitability/scalability assessment.
Based on the Advanced Jobs To Be Done (AJTBD) methodology by Ivan Zamesin, creator of AJTBD.
Input
- Product description or website URL
- Target market region (defaults to CIS)
- Output language (auto-detected from your prompt)
If you provide a website link, the skill will fetch and analyze it automatically.
Output
A structured Markdown report with 5 segments, each containing:
- Core Jobs -- what people hire the product to do ("When [situation], I want to [action]")
- Execution Criteria -- how the job should be done (fast, cheap, reliable, etc.)
- Who These People Are -- customer role, life situation, trigger
- Big Job -- the higher-level motivation behind the Core Jobs
- TAM / SAM / SOM -- market sizing with specific numbers and calculation logic
- Why This Segment Is Attractive -- value, frequency, channels, competition analysis
Supports English and Russian output.
FAQ
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