Hi everyone!
I’m currently looking for a few companies that would like to receive a free mini audience research report.
Basically, you give me one question you have about your audience, product or market (or you can simply send me your website), and I’ll identify something relevant to research for you. I then research what people are already saying across social platforms and online communities (think of Reddit, YouTube, Quora, Instagram, etc.).
I create a short report showing the main patterns I found, supported by real quotes and conversations. This could help with things like positioning, messaging, content, ads or simply understanding your potential customers better.
To be fully transparent, I’m doing this to promote my audience research service, insightios.com, and show companies what this type of research can bring.
But the report is completely free and there is no commitment to work together afterwards.
If anyone is interested, feel free to comment or send me a message with a little information about your company and the audience you would like to understand better :)
I like this approach because the free report isn't just a giveaway — it also lets you validate whether the problem you're researching is actually important enough for a company to care about.
I'm taking a similar approach with a digital HR product I'm building. I'm finding that getting people to explain what they actually struggle with is much more useful than simply looking at clicks or views.
One thing I'm curious about: how do you decide which research question is worth investigating when the company gives you a very broad problem?
That’s a really generous offer! I’m building Miadraw, a free‑to‑use online diagram & flowchart tool.
One question I’ve been curious about: what pain points do real users run into with existing free diagram tools? Especially around signup requirements, watermarks, and export limits. Would love to see what patterns come up from community discussions.
Thanks for doing this!
Hey Eduard, this sounds interesting. I’d be curious to see what people are saying about local home-service businesses, especially junk removal.
One question I’d love to research is: What usually makes homeowners choose one local junk removal company over another when they are ready to book?
I’m particularly interested in whether people care more about upfront pricing, same-day availability, reviews, photos of completed jobs, or simply how easy it is to get a quote.
I think this could be useful for understanding what actually influences the decision before someone contacts a local service business.
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