Start with the decision
Describe the market, the competitors, and the decision the research should inform. Share the background you already have and define the questions you want answered.
- Name the comparison criteria
- Provide the context you want considered
- Separate known facts from open questions
Build the comparison from evidence
Ask Praxa to research public sources and prepare a comparison with citations. Review the material behind each conclusion, especially when sources disagree or the evidence is incomplete.
- Positioning and publicly described capabilities
- Published product and company information
- Sources attached to the findings
A clearer picture,
grounded in sources.
Public sources
Shared context
Cited findings
Turn the brief into working material
Use the findings to prepare a document or presentation for your own review. Keep important assumptions visible and bring your judgment to decisions about positioning, investment, or strategy.
Choose what to revisit
Create a recurring research task or a page watcher for a question that may change. Set the scope and cadence, then review new findings when the task returns. Watching a page does not authorize a purchase or any other external action.
Put it into practice
Make the objective clear.
Keep the result reviewable.
Start with the context you want Praxa to use and the outcome you need.
Start a competitor brief


