MAPS Intelligence

AI Strategies

All the research, in one strategy.

After months of work a project has dozens of analyses: competitors, SWOT, brand identity, empathy map, campaign plans. AI Strategies brings them together in a single document — a strategy for communication, social, marketing, innovation, distribution or competition — with objectives, metrics, action plan, KPIs, timeline and risks. It states which sources it is based on. And it becomes a presentation.

The example is a menswear tailoring brand: names and brands have been changed.

The process

Six steps,
all yours to steer.

Choose the strategy you want and the time horizon; then decide whether to let the AI do it or guide it.

1Type→2Horizon→3Mode→4Brief→5Directions→6Generation
What type of strategy do you want to generate: communication, social, marketing, innovation, distribution, competitive
Six types of strategy.
Horizon: short (12 months), medium (2-3 years), long (5+ years)
Three horizons: from this year’s actions to the long-term vision.
Full AI or guided

Let it run,
or set the course.

With Full AI the strategy comes from all of the project’s market intelligence. In guided mode you answer a few questions — all optional — and the AI takes your priorities into account: for a social strategy, the platforms and the objective; for all of them, the indicative budget, today’s metrics, the numbers you want to reach.

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Guide the strategy: social platforms, objective, indicative budget, current metrics, numeric targets
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Strategic directions: 25 tools with 391 scenarios, from SWOT to Market Analysis
The directions

Choose where to start.
From hundreds of ideas.

Every Analyze tool leaves behind scenarios, concepts and recommendations: the SWOT opportunities, the value proposition directions, the brand identity suggestions. Here you find them all — in the example, 391 scenarios from 25 tools — and choose the ones to build on. Each selection steers the strategy in a specific direction.

The strategy

A document,
not a list of ideas.

The context — market, competitors, brand position, insights — the primary objective and the secondary ones, the target metrics with their baseline when there is one (and “N/A” when there isn’t), an action plan with timing and resources, the KPIs and how to measure them, the timeline, the risks with mitigation. At the top, the project sources it is based on.

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Communication Strategy - Short Term: sources, context, objectives, metrics, action plan, KPIs, timeline, risks

Presentation

“HTML Summary” and “PDF Summary”: the strategy becomes a deck to present.

PDF

The full document, for those who need to read it.

Canvas

“Open in Canvas”: the strategy next to the rest of the work, to discuss it.

The saved strategy in the list: type, horizon, actions, KPIs, sources
Every strategy stays in the list, with the sources it came from.

You’ve done the research.
Now get the strategy out of it.