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use this prompt when:
- You’re expanding your brand into new geographic markets with diverse cultural audiences
- Your current marketing strategy isn’t resonating equally across all cultural segments
- You need to adapt your product or service experience to be more inclusive of different cultural perspectives
- You’ve identified that certain cultural groups within your target market are underrepresented in your customer base
- You want to develop more culturally nuanced messaging and communication strategies
The prompt
Develop a multi-cultural research framework to understand the nuanced needs, preferences, and behaviors of <target audience> across different cultural backgrounds in our <geographic markets>. Identify the key cultural dimensions (values, beliefs, norms, communication styles, decision processes) that influence interactions with our <product/service category>. Recommend culturally-sensitive approaches to product adaptation, messaging, channel strategy, and customer experience to better serve the diverse cultural groups within our target audience, with specific focus on the underserved segment of <underserved segment>.
How to customize
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target audienceDescription
Define your primary consumer segment with relevant demographics, psychographics, and behavioral characteristics.Variables
geographic marketsDescription
Specify the regions, countries, or areas where you're currently operating or planning to expand.Variables
product/service categoryDescription
Enter your specific product type or service offering that needs cultural adaptation.Variables
underserved segmentDescription
Identify a specific cultural group within your target audience that is currently underrepresented in your customer base or inadequately served by existing offerings.
Example Output
Multi-Cultural Research Framework: Beauty Products for Gen Z Women
Cultural Dimensions Analysis
Our research identifies five key cultural dimensions influencing how Gen Z women across the US, UK, India, and Brazil interact with skincare and cosmetic products:
- Beauty Standards & Ideals
- US/UK: Growing embrace of “natural beauty” and individuality, though still influenced by social media aesthetics
- India: Blend of traditional ideals (fair skin) with emerging celebration of natural skin tones
- Brazil: Strong emphasis on vibrant self-expression balanced with natural enhancement
- Product Evaluation Process
- US/UK: Heavy reliance on peer reviews and social proof; research-intensive
- India: Family influence remains strong alongside digital research; ingredient scrutiny increasing
- Brazil: Community recommendations highly valued; sensory experience prioritized in decision-making
- Shopping Channel Preferences
- US/UK: Omnichannel with strong digital preference; in-store for experiential only
- India: Growing digital adoption but still values in-store consultations in urban areas
- Brazil: Social selling networks particularly strong; community-based purchasing common
- Sustainability & Ethical Values
- US/UK: Environmental impact and ethical sourcing highly prioritized
- India: Growing sustainability awareness with particular focus on natural ingredients
- Brazil: Biodiversity protection particularly resonant; local sourcing valued
- Communication Style Preferences
- US/UK: Direct, transparent communication; authenticity-focused
- India: Storytelling approach with educational elements resonates
- Brazil: Vibrant, community-oriented messaging with emotional appeals
Underserved Segment Analysis: First-Generation Indian-American Gen Z Women
This segment experiences unique challenges navigating between traditional Indian beauty practices and Western beauty culture. They often feel underrepresented in mainstream beauty marketing and struggle to find products that address their specific skin concerns while honoring their cultural heritage.
Recommendations
- Product Adaptation
- Develop skincare formulations addressing specific concerns of South Asian skin types
- Create makeup shades explicitly tested on diverse skin tones within this segment
- Consider product innovations that blend traditional Ayurvedic ingredients with modern formulations
- Messaging Strategy
- Feature authentic stories of first-generation Indian-American women navigating dual cultural identities
- Highlight how products complement rather than replace traditional beauty rituals
- Use bilingual elements strategically in certain communications
- Channel Strategy
- Prioritize TikTok and Instagram where this segment actively discusses beauty topics
- Partner with South Asian community events on college campuses
- Explore specialized beauty retailers with strong multicultural focus
- Customer Experience
- Provide consultation services that understand South Asian skin concerns
- Create content addressing specific concerns (hyperpigmentation, matching foundation to undertones)
- Develop virtual try-on technology calibrated specifically for diverse skin tones
Implementation Roadmap
- Conduct in-depth interviews with 30+ first-generation Indian-American Gen Z women
- Develop prototype messaging and product concepts based on findings
- Test concepts through digital focus groups across target markets
- Pilot adapted product line and messaging in three metropolitan areas with high concentration of target segment
Pro tips
- Avoid assumptions about cultural homogeneity – recognize significant variations exist within cultural groups across regions, generations, and socioeconomic backgrounds
- Include members of the target cultural groups in your research team to ensure authentic interpretation of findings
- Test your adaptations with cultural insiders before wider implementation to avoid potential missteps or unintended implications
- Consider how different cultural dimensions interact with each other rather than viewing them in isolation
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