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SayPro Monthly Research Report Template: To maintain consistency in SCRR-6 reporting

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SayPro Monthly Research Report Template (SCRR-6 Format)

Purpose: To maintain consistency and quality in SayPro’s monthly consumer behavior and communication preference reports
Issued by: SayPro Consumer Behaviour Analysis Research Office
Standardized under: SayPro Research Royalty


📄 Document Structure Overview

SectionPurpose
1. Cover PageBranding, report title, cycle/month, and confidentiality label
2. Executive SummaryTop-level findings, actionable insights, and trends
3. Research OverviewMethodologies, sample size, demographics, and collection tools
4. Key FindingsCore insights grouped by theme (e.g. channels, tone, device)
5. Data VisualizationsCharts, graphs, maps, sentiment wheels
6. Demographic ProfilesSegment-specific preferences and behaviors
7. Trend AnalysisMonth-to-month comparisons, seasonal shifts, emerging signals
8. Regional InsightsProvince/city-based breakdowns of behavior
9. Predictive InsightsAI-driven forecasts and sentiment projections
10. RecommendationsStrategic guidance for stakeholders
11. AppendixPrompt list, data tables, methodology details, glossary

🧾 1. Cover Page

  • Report Title: SayPro Communication Research Report (SCRR-6)
  • Reporting Cycle: e.g., June 2025
  • Prepared By: SayPro Consumer Behaviour Analysis Research Office
  • Confidentiality Tag: Internal Use / Client Confidential / Public Summary
  • Version: v1.0 / Final / Draft

📝 2. Executive Summary (1–2 pages)

  • Overview of consumer interaction preferences this month
  • Key shifts from previous cycle
  • Top three actionable insights
  • One “Emerging Signal” for strategic attention

🧪 3. Research Overview

MetricDescription
Sample SizeTotal validated responses (e.g., 12,453)
Data Collection ChannelsWhatsApp, Web, SMS, USSD, Mobile App
MethodologiesMixed-methods, NLP for open text, sentiment scoring
Demographics CapturedAge, gender, language, location, income (where possible)
GPT Prompt SummaryCount, structure, language use

🔍 4. Key Findings by Theme

Organized into subsections:

  • Channel Preferences
  • Tone & Communication Style
  • Response Timing
  • Preferred Devices
  • Message Format (text vs. voice vs. emoji)

Each section includes:

  • 📊 Key Stat (e.g., “63% prefer WhatsApp over Email”)
  • 💬 Sample Quote
  • 📈 Trend direction (+/− compared to last month)

📊 5. Data Visualizations

  • Bar charts: channel ranking
  • Pie charts: tone preference breakdown
  • Heatmaps: response time windows by region
  • Word clouds: most common open-text phrases
  • Sentiment graphs: emotion by platform

👥 6. Demographic Communication Profiles

Create 3–6 consumer profiles (personas), including:

Persona NameDescription
“The Voice-First Youth”Ages 18–25, prefers WhatsApp voice notes, empathetic tone
“Formal Flex Professional”Ages 30–45, email preferred, clear, respectful tone
“Emoji-Driven Parent”Mid-age, likes informal messages with emojis, after 7 p.m.

📈 7. Trend Analysis

ThemeDirectionComment
WhatsApp Usage↑ 8%More use in rural areas due to better accessibility
Email Satisfaction↓ 12%Users report delay in replies and lack of personalization
Voice NotesStableContinued preference among youth segments

🗺️ 8. Regional Insights

RegionTop ChannelTone PreferenceNotable Insight
GautengWhatsAppDirect/FastEarly morning engagement highest
LimpopoVoice CallEmpatheticPreference for personal tone remains strong

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