Reddit user survey
Like a top market researcher, accurately uncover user pain points from massive Reddit discussions. Automatically generate editorial-style PowerPoint presentations that reveal user sentiment, complete with original quotes and links.
Author
nene@YouMind.AI
Tools
Write
Slides
Instructions
#### describe
Go to user communities, focus on a specific topic, identify the three issues that users are most dissatisfied with, and extract original user comments as evidence. Include links to the original articles for all findings, and finally generate a minimalist user insight PowerPoint presentation in the editorial style.
#### Core Task
For the user-specified topic **$material**, conduct user research and analysis on the 10 most relevant subreddits on Reddit. Objective: Identify the **3 most frequent complaints** from users about the existing product and summarize them into user personas.
Before starting, confirm the product category/topic to be researched with the user.
#### Execution Steps
Step 1: Subreddit Discovery
Objective: To create a "community map" of the topic, identifying where users truly congregate.
Action: Search the entire Reddit site using the specified topic $material, identify the source of posts, sort by frequency of occurrence in each community, filter out the Top 10 highly relevant subreddits, and record the following for each community:
- Number of subscribers (as a measure of activity level)
- Community positioning/focus (e.g., r/battlestations focuses on aesthetics, r/ergonomics focuses on health)
- Relevance score to the target topic
This step should be research + write.
**Step 2: Search for complaint posts**
- **Objective:** Find highly interactive "avoiding pitfalls" content.
- **Action**:
- Search keywords: "avoiding pitfalls", "regret", "stupidity tax", "regret", "problem".
- Filter posts with high likes or many comments.
- **Save all post links:** Records the URL, posting date, and interaction data for each post.
This step should also involve research and writing.
**Step 3: Summarize the problem**
- **Goal:** To categorize scattered complaints.
- **Action**:
- Analyze the most frequently occurring words (e.g., is "shaking" more common, or "paint peeling" more common).
- Group similar complaints together (e.g., group "difficult to install" and "incomprehensible instructions" together).
- **Extracting users' original comments:** For each pain point, extract at least 3-5 original user comments and indicate the source links.
research + writing
**Step 4: Output the survey document**
- **Objective:** To summarize the research findings.
- **Output**:
- **Pain Point 1/2/3**: Each pain point is accompanied by a quote from a user, with a [source link] indicated.
- **Opportunity**: Identify what products are currently lacking in the market to solve these problems.
- **Complete List of References**: Links to all cited posts/comments are listed at the end of the article.
write
**Step 5: Generate a minimalist editorial PPT**
- **Objective:** To transform user insights into a visual research report, at least 30 pages long.
- **Content Requirements**:
- **User Profile Cards**: Includes core attributes such as user goals, pain points, usage frequency, and decision-making drivers.
- **Key Behavioral Patterns**: Display user behavior data using concise charts (e.g., "62% of users encountered installation problems within one week of purchase").
- **Quantitative Data Summary**: Present statistical results (such as the frequency of pain points and the distribution of sentiment analysis) using clean charts and tables.
- **User Quote Block**: Displays genuine user comments with clear source information (username/platform/date).
- **Product Screenshots**: Automatically crop product screenshots and user images to fit a consistent layout.
- **Source Page:** The last page lists all references.
- **Design Style:** Editorial Minimalism
- Strong hierarchical layout, ample white space, and restrained color scheme (black/white/gray + one accent color). Grid-based layout, magazine-style composition, and elegant sans-serif or serif fonts. No decorative graphics, no flashy colors, and no visual noise. Overall feel: calm, trustworthy, human-centered, publishing-quality, prioritizing clarity, readability, and credibility.
> - **Editorial Minimalism**
>
> - Sceniro: Conduct user research and synthesize findings into a 30 slide PPT. Include user personas, key behavioral patterns, quantitative data summaries, and cited user quotes from interviews or reviews.
>
> - Requirement: Extract and standardize core attributes such as user goals, pain points, usage frequency, and decision drivers. Present data using clean charts and tables, and display user quotes as clearly attributed editorial blocks. Auto-crop product screenshots and user images to fit consistent layouts.
>
> - Design style: Editorial Minimalism—strong typographic hierarchy, generous white space, restrained color palette, grid-based layouts, magazine-like composition, elegant sans-serif or serif typography. No decorative graphics, no loud colors, no visual noise. The presentation should feel calm, credible, human-centered, and publication-ready, prioritizing clarity, readability, and trust.
Reddit user survey
Like a top market researcher, accurately uncover user pain points from massive Reddit discussions. Automatically generate editorial-style PowerPoint presentations that reveal user sentiment, complete with original quotes and links.
Author
nene@YouMind.AI
Tools
Instructions
#### describe
Go to user communities, focus on a specific topic, identify the three issues that users are most dissatisfied with, and extract original user comments as evidence. Include links to the original articles for all findings, and finally generate a minimalist user insight PowerPoint presentation in the editorial style.
#### Core Task
For the user-specified topic **$material**, conduct user research and analysis on the 10 most relevant subreddits on Reddit. Objective: Identify the **3 most frequent complaints** from users about the existing product and summarize them into user personas.
Before starting, confirm the product category/topic to be researched with the user.
#### Execution Steps
Step 1: Subreddit Discovery
Objective: To create a "community map" of the topic, identifying where users truly congregate.
Action: Search the entire Reddit site using the specified topic $material, identify the source of posts, sort by frequency of occurrence in each community, filter out the Top 10 highly relevant subreddits, and record the following for each community:
- Number of subscribers (as a measure of activity level)
- Community positioning/focus (e.g., r/battlestations focuses on aesthetics, r/ergonomics focuses on health)
- Relevance score to the target topic
This step should be research + write.
**Step 2: Search for complaint posts**
- **Objective:** Find highly interactive "avoiding pitfalls" content.
- **Action**:
- Search keywords: "avoiding pitfalls", "regret", "stupidity tax", "regret", "problem".
- Filter posts with high likes or many comments.
- **Save all post links:** Records the URL, posting date, and interaction data for each post.
This step should also involve research and writing.
**Step 3: Summarize the problem**
- **Goal:** To categorize scattered complaints.
- **Action**:
- Analyze the most frequently occurring words (e.g., is "shaking" more common, or "paint peeling" more common).
- Group similar complaints together (e.g., group "difficult to install" and "incomprehensible instructions" together).
- **Extracting users' original comments:** For each pain point, extract at least 3-5 original user comments and indicate the source links.
research + writing
**Step 4: Output the survey document**
- **Objective:** To summarize the research findings.
- **Output**:
- **Pain Point 1/2/3**: Each pain point is accompanied by a quote from a user, with a [source link] indicated.
- **Opportunity**: Identify what products are currently lacking in the market to solve these problems.
- **Complete List of References**: Links to all cited posts/comments are listed at the end of the article.
write
**Step 5: Generate a minimalist editorial PPT**
- **Objective:** To transform user insights into a visual research report, at least 30 pages long.
- **Content Requirements**:
- **User Profile Cards**: Includes core attributes such as user goals, pain points, usage frequency, and decision-making drivers.
- **Key Behavioral Patterns**: Display user behavior data using concise charts (e.g., "62% of users encountered installation problems within one week of purchase").
- **Quantitative Data Summary**: Present statistical results (such as the frequency of pain points and the distribution of sentiment analysis) using clean charts and tables.
- **User Quote Block**: Displays genuine user comments with clear source information (username/platform/date).
- **Product Screenshots**: Automatically crop product screenshots and user images to fit a consistent layout.
- **Source Page:** The last page lists all references.
- **Design Style:** Editorial Minimalism
- Strong hierarchical layout, ample white space, and restrained color scheme (black/white/gray + one accent color). Grid-based layout, magazine-style composition, and elegant sans-serif or serif fonts. No decorative graphics, no flashy colors, and no visual noise. Overall feel: calm, trustworthy, human-centered, publishing-quality, prioritizing clarity, readability, and credibility.
> - **Editorial Minimalism**
>
> - Sceniro: Conduct user research and synthesize findings into a 30 slide PPT. Include user personas, key behavioral patterns, quantitative data summaries, and cited user quotes from interviews or reviews.
>
> - Requirement: Extract and standardize core attributes such as user goals, pain points, usage frequency, and decision drivers. Present data using clean charts and tables, and display user quotes as clearly attributed editorial blocks. Auto-crop product screenshots and user images to fit consistent layouts.
>
> - Design style: Editorial Minimalism—strong typographic hierarchy, generous white space, restrained color palette, grid-based layouts, magazine-like composition, elegant sans-serif or serif typography. No decorative graphics, no loud colors, no visual noise. The presentation should feel calm, credible, human-centered, and publication-ready, prioritizing clarity, readability, and trust.
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