Target Market Selection Pvp Index

Use this skill to select the ideal target market or customer segment for a small business using the PVP Index (Personal fulfillment, Value to marketplace, Profitability). Triggers when a user asks to choose a target market, pick a niche, identify their ideal customer, score market segments, find the best customers to focus on, decide which customer type to target, narrow marketing focus, build a customer avatar, define an ideal customer profile, stop trying to serve everyone, or fill square #1 of the 1-Page Marketing Plan. Also activates for 'who should I market to', 'how do I choose a niche', 'which customers are most profitable', 'I serve too many segments', or similar market-selection questions.

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Install

Claude CodeClawhHubnpxCursorCodexGemini CLI

1. Add marketplace

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

2. Install plugin

› /plugin install the-1-page-marketing-plan@bookforge-skills

3. Use the skill

› /target-market-selection-pvp-index

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The 1-Page Marketing Plan

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