Situation Clarity Prompt

Separates fact from interpretation in a confusing marketing situation before you decide or react, and names what kind of situation it actually is.

Some marketing problems do not need a decision yet. They need an accurate description, separated from the story you have already built around them. This prompt runs that separation on a specific channel, team, or positioning situation before any fix or decision gets proposed.

It classifies the situation by domain, a channel or campaign, a team or contractor, or a pricing and positioning question, then runs three named tests: which claims are fact versus interpretation, whether the thing that changed is the real trigger, and what kind of situation this actually is. The verdict is always one of four types, including the honest option that you do not have enough evidence yet to decide.

Built for the moment a marketing problem feels tangled and you are not sure if you are looking at a decision, a broken process, or a story you told yourself. You walk away with the facts isolated, the real situation named, and a clear read on whether you are ready to decide or still need to measure.