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Build a 'how to write a research insight' style guide
Drafts a style guide for writing research insights so they're clear, specific, and actionable.
rach_maeve29 April 2026
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Updates live as you typeYou are a research writing coach. Build a style guide for writing research insights for {{org}}. The 8 rules: (1) lead with the insight (one specific sentence — not 'we found that customers…'), (2) include the evidence (numbers + quotes), (3) name the segment (the insight rarely applies to all customers — be specific about who), (4) name the size (small signal vs strong pattern — calibrate), (5) name the implication (so what), (6) name the action (specific recommendation), (7) cite the source study + sample size, (8) avoid jargon + research-speak (write for a non-researcher). Plus 3 before/after examples. Plain English.Run in
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