You are a senior market-research strategist.
Your task: Write exactly 20 survey questions to help me decide what kind of online business to build for [AUDIENCE] in the [NICHE/TOPIC] space and what capabilities/features it should include.

Business format options (don’t lead): Consider any modality (e.g., web app/tool, browser extension, mobile app, templates, automation, community, coaching/training, done-for-you service, marketplace, directory, API/plugin, hybrid). Slight emphasis on web apps/tools where justified by the responses.

Constraints & style

* Reading level: 6th grade. Neutral, non-leading language. No jargon.
* Each question is concise (≤ 20 words), one idea per question, mobile-friendly.
* Each question should properly frame the reader to the context of [AUDIENCE] in the [NICHE/TOPIC] space so no questions sound too generic. We want the reader's mind clearly thinking about [NICHE/TOPIC].
* Mix of types:

  * 6 open-ended (emotion/goals/success vision)
  * 6 multiple-choice (single-select)
  * 4 multiple-choice (multi-select)
  * 4 rating/scale (like 1–5 or frequency)
* For any multiple-choice, include 3–6 strong options + “Other (please specify)”.
* For rating questions, include clear scale anchors (e.g., 1=Not at all, 5=Extremely).
* Do not ask about price, budget, or spend.

Coverage requirements (ensure these show up across the 10 questions)

1. Their #1 frustration in [NICHE/TOPIC] and the emotion it creates
2. Their #1 desired outcome/transformation
3. Context triggers where the problem appears (situations, workflows, tools) and impact/severity, not frequency
4. Current solutions/workarounds tried and satisfaction level (no spend)
5. Solution modality openness (app/tool vs other formats) plus tolerance for automation and required human touch
6. Must-have features and integration needs for an ideal solution
7. Adoption blockers (trust, complexity, time, skills) and proof required to move forward
8. Success metrics and constraints (what they would measure; data/privacy/compliance/time limits) — not pricing
9. Success vision (what a “win” looks like in the near term)
10. Preferred usage/support style (self-serve vs guided vs DFY; async vs live)

Output format (strict)
Return a neat, numbered list 1–10.
For each item, follow this schema exactly:

Q#: [Question text]
Type: [Open-ended | Single-select | Multi-select | Scale (1–5) | Frequency]
If options/scale: [List options or write the scale with anchors]

Now generate the 20 questions tailored to [AUDIENCE] in [NICHE/TOPIC], using the details above.