10 beste Gemini-Prompts
für Recherche & multimodale Arbeit

Research the following market using current web sources: Market / Company: [[MARKET OR COMPANY NAME]] Structure your report as: 1. **Market size & growth rate** — cite the source and date 2. **Top 5 competitors** — name, estimated market share, key strength 3. **Recent developments** — significant news from the last 90 days 4. **Emerging trends** — what's changing in the next 12 months 5. **Key risks** — regulatory, competitive, or macro risks Flag any data older than 6 months. Prefer primary sources over aggregators.

Build a competitive intelligence report comparing: My product/company: [[YOUR PRODUCT]] Competitor: [[COMPETITOR NAME]] Search current sources and find: 1. **Recent product updates** — new features or announcements (last 6 months) 2. **Pricing changes** — any recent shifts in pricing or packaging 3. **Customer sentiment** — top complaints and praise from review sites (G2, Trustpilot, App Store) 4. **Hiring signals** — what roles are they hiring for? (signals strategy) 5. **Press & funding** — recent news, partnerships, or funding rounds Conclude: what are they doubling down on, what seems to be struggling, and one strategic implication for my product.

Fact-check the following claim using multiple current web sources: Claim: [[CLAIM TO VERIFY]] For each source you find: - Source name and credibility (news org, academic, government, blog) - What it says about the claim (support / contradict / neutral) - Date of the information **Verdict:** True / Mostly True / Mixed / Mostly False / False **Confidence:** High / Medium / Low (based on quality and consistency of sources) List any important nuance or context that the original claim omits.

Create a structured news briefing on: Topic / Industry / Region: [[TOPIC]] Time period: last [[7 days / 30 days]] Format: **Top story:** Most significant recent development + why it matters (3 sentences) **4 other key stories:** - [Headline] — [2-sentence summary] (repeat for each) **Trend to watch:** One emerging development that isn't headline news yet but should be **Open question:** The most important question this week's news raises that nobody is asking Use specific dates, names, and figures. No vague summaries.

[Upload your image before sending this prompt] Analyze the uploaded image and provide: 1. **Detailed description** — what exactly is shown 2. **Key data points** — specific numbers, metrics, or text visible 3. **Business implications** — what does this suggest strategically or operationally 4. **3 questions this image raises** — things worth investigating further 5. **One recommendation** based solely on what you can observe Context (optional): [[what this image is / where it came from]] Be precise and specific. Avoid vague generalizations.

[Upload your chart or graph before sending] Analyze this data visualization: 1. **What it shows** — precise description of chart type, axes, and data represented 2. **Key trends** — the 2-3 most important patterns 3. **Anomalies or outliers** — anything that deviates from the trend and deserves investigation 4. **What the data supports** — the conclusion you can legitimately draw 5. **What the data does NOT show** — assumptions someone might incorrectly make 6. **Follow-up analysis** — what additional data would make this more actionable Context (optional): [[data source, time period, what decision this is informing]]

[Upload your product screenshot before sending] I'm uploading a screenshot of: [[PRODUCT NAME / FEATURE]] Analyze it and generate: 1. **Feature description** — what this does and how it works 2. **User problem solved** — the job-to-be-done this addresses 3. **Technical implementation notes** — likely architecture or approach based on the UI 4. **Gaps and limitations** — weaknesses you can identify from the interface 5. **PRD outline** for building something similar or better: - Goals & non-goals - User stories (3 key use cases) - Core functional requirements - Open questions to resolve

Analyze this YouTube video: [[YOUTUBE URL]] Extract: 1. **Main thesis** — the core argument or message (1 paragraph) 2. **5 key points** — with approximate timestamps 3. **Claims to verify** — specific factual assertions that should be independently checked 4. **Target audience** — who this is for and what knowledge it assumes 5. **Quality assessment** — credibility, depth, production value (1-5 stars each with reasoning) 6. **One insight the video missed** — or underemphasized relative to its importance

Help me automate the following workflow in Google Workspace: Goal: [[WHAT YOU WANT TO AUTOMATE]] Tools I use: [[Gmail / Docs / Sheets / Drive / Calendar — list what applies]] Trigger: [[what event starts the workflow]] Current manual process: [[describe what you do now step by step]] Provide: 1. **Recommended workflow design** — step by step 2. **Google Apps Script code** for any automation needed (complete, runnable) 3. **Manual steps** where full automation isn't possible 4. **Setup instructions** — how to deploy the script 5. **Time savings estimate** per week

Map the emerging trends in: [[INDUSTRY / FIELD]] Search current sources. Structure your findings as: **Early-stage but accelerating (3 trends):** For each: what's the signal, who's driving it, evidence from current sources **Peaking trends (2 trends):** For each: what signals suggest this is near its peak, who benefits from the current momentum **Declining despite hype (1 trend):** What was overhyped, what's the reality, what's replacing it **12-month outlook:** One sentence per trend on where it will be in 12 months and why.