Target Market Selection

Score and select a target market before building any offer. Use this skill when starting a new business, evaluating a niche, choosing between customer segments, questioning why an existing offer is underperforming despite good execution, or deciding how narrowly to specialize. Activates on phrases like "who should I sell to," "is this a good market," "should I niche down," "I'm not getting traction," "which audience should I focus on," or any request to validate, score, or compare potential target markets.

Install

Claude CodeClawhHubnpxCursorCodexGemini CLI

1. Add marketplace

› /plugin marketplace add bookforge-ai/bookforge-skills

2. Install plugin

› /plugin install 100m-offers@bookforge-skills

3. Use the skill

› /target-market-selection

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