dense grove
Imagine you're developing a 5x5 ideation matrix tool for marketers who aspire to become a mega idea generation machine. The matrix needs to stimulate creative collisions between the X and Y axis ideas, aiming to generate a vast array of ideas applicable across multiple platforms.
On the X axis, the ideas I have are the following:
(Insert your Ideas)
On the Y axis, the ideas I have are the following:
(Insert your ideas)
Here is an example and the results
Looking for people to provide constructive feedback on this one. Love to see how I can improve this more.
queen tiger
This is an INCREDIBLE concept. I just don't believe people will take the time to read what you have said ;-; more people need to know about this!
(Now time to go and try it.)
bright crest
Interesting concept, consider providing examples in text so that people are more likely to try it by copy pasting
bright crest
I changed the prompt a bit to generate ideas on its own from themes (tested with free 3.5 ):
Imagine you're developing an idea table that combines ideas from the horizontal and vertical axis into new ideas.
The table should stimulate creative collisions between the horizontal and vertical axis ideas. Do not start writing the table immediately. Instead, follow the procedure below in order:
- list 5 ideas for the horizontal axis. The ideas should belong to the theme of research.
- list 5 ideas for the vertical axis. The ideas should belong to the theme of gamification
- fill the table by combining the horizontal and vertical axis ideas into new ideas .
coarse warren
the data should improve
dense grove
the data should improve
in regards to?
median lance
here is example of results for me. trying your template.
Sure, I'd be happy to help you develop an ideation matrix for your specified X and Y axis ideas. However, it's worth noting that you've provided four ideas for both the X and Y axes, while a 5x5 matrix requires five ideas for each axis. For the purpose of this exercise, I'll suggest one additional idea for each axis:
X axis: Tiktok, Radio, Youtube Shorts, Reels, Podcasts
Y axis: Cute babies, Kittens, Parenting hacks, How parents struggle in their first 5 years, Memorable family moments
The matrix would then look something like this:
| Tiktok | Radio | YouTube Shorts | Reels | Podcasts | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cute Babies | A | B | C | D | E |
| Kittens | F | G | H | I | J |
| Parenting Hacks | K | L | M | N | O |
| Parents Struggle 1st 5yrs | P | Q | R | S | T |
| Memorable Family Moments | U | V | W | X | Y |
Now, let's fill in the matrix with possible creative collisions:
A: TikTok challenge where users share adorable clips of babies
B: Radio show segment featuring cute baby sounds, cooing, or giggling
C: YouTube Shorts series of cute baby moments or milestones
D: Instagram Reels of babies doing funny things
E: Podcast episode featuring interviews with parents talking about their cute baby stories
F: TikTok videos of kittens in playful or unexpected situations
G: Radio commercials featuring purring or meowing kittens for a pet store or shelter
H: YouTube Shorts of kittens interacting with various toys
I: Instagram Reels of kittens growing up or exploring their environment
J: Podcast episode discussing how to care for kittens
K: TikTok series providing quick and effective parenting hacks
L: Radio talk show where callers share their favorite parenting hacks
M: YouTube Shorts providing visual guides for different parenting hacks
N: Instagram Reels with before-and-after demonstrations of parenting hacks
O: Podcast series interviewing experts on their best parenting hacks
P: TikTok videos depicting the real struggles of the first 5 years of parenting
Q: Radio show segment where parents share their early parenting struggles
R: YouTube Shorts illustrating common struggles and possible solutions for new parents
S: Instagram Reels sharing snippets of the highs and lows of early parenting
T: Podcast episode where parents share their experiences and advice for the first 5 years
U: TikTok challenge where users share their most memorable family moments
V: Radio segment where listeners share stories of their favorite family moments
W: YouTube Shorts series showcasing heartwarming family moments
X: Instagram Reels capturing spontaneous and memorable family experiences
Y: Podcast episode where guests discuss their most unforgettable family moments
This matrix should provide a broad range of ideas for cross-platform content creation. It's essential to keep in mind that these are just starting points and they can be refined, combined, or expanded upon to generate even more unique and creative ideas.
median lance
in regards to?
this is what he meant by data should improve, refrence my last edition to new one.
