Chengeng Eight Audience Decision Tool

Problem

Insurance consultants often receive vague audience signals: age, city, budget, or product interest, without a clear entry point. It is hard to decide which life scenario to start from, which topics can hold attention, and which phrasing sounds too salesy.

Core capabilities

This skill focuses on eight-audience preference judgment, not direct insurance product recommendation. It can accept target-customer descriptions, business direction, customer quotes, channel format, or prior positioning diagnostics, then produce:
- Primary / secondary audience types, with a note when information is insufficient;
- Evidence assessment, separating strong signals, supporting signals, and counter-evidence;
- Expression strategy, including scenario, topic, content format, tone, and emotional register;
- What to avoid, especially anxiety-driven or over-promising language;
- Handoff guidance for positioning, persona, content, or sales Skills.

Boundaries

The skill avoids classifying audiences solely by age, city, income, occupation, or gender, and does not turn unconfirmed assumptions into firm conclusions. When key inputs are missing, it should surface a gap list and a low-confidence draft instead of forcing a label. It is useful for consulting strategy, conversation entry, and expression checks, not for promising policy sales, claims, underwriting, medical, legal, or income outcomes.