Predictions
12 templates in this category
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For making a single, high-impact prediction that sparks conversation and positions you as a visionary.
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This template makes a single, bold, and headline-worthy prediction to capture maximum attention. It's designed to be provocative and establish a strong, forward-thinking point of view.
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Perfect for annual or quarterly 'state of the industry' posts to provide a broad future outlook.
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This is a scannable and highly shareable format. It offers multiple predictions, increasing the chances that at least one will resonate deeply with your audience. It positions you as a broad thinker who sees the future from multiple angles.
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For making a prediction feel logical and inevitable by tying it directly to an observable current event.
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This template frames a prediction as a logical consequence of a current trend. By using an if/then structure, you make your prediction feel more inevitable and well-reasoned.
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To signal a major paradigm shift and guide your audience to look towards the future, not the past.
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This template confidently predicts the decline or obsolescence of a current norm, tool, or strategy. It's a bold stance that positions you as a forward-thinker who isn't afraid to declare that the king is dead.
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When you have a strong data point and want to make a credible, evidence-based prediction about its future implications.
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This template uses existing data to make a future projection. By extrapolating from a current, verifiable data point, your prediction gains significant authority and credibility.
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To create hyper-relevant content for a specific professional audience and guide their career development.
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This template makes a broad trend feel personal by predicting how it will transform a specific job role. It's highly relevant content for anyone in that profession, helping them future-proof their career.
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To establish yourself as a true innovator and thought leader capable of seeing 'around the corner.'
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This template shows deep, creative thinking by predicting how two seemingly unrelated fields or technologies will merge to create a new market or opportunity. It positions you as an innovator who sees connections others miss.
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To provide a grounding, principle-based perspective that contrasts with hype-driven prediction content.
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This is a contrarian take on predictions. In a world obsessed with change, predicting what will *stay the same* is a powerful way to cut through the noise and focus on timeless, fundamental principles.
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To spark high-level strategic conversation and position yourself as a leader who asks the right questions.
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Instead of providing an answer, this template poses a powerful, open-ended question that will define the next decade for your industry. It shows deep strategic thought and invites your audience to ponder the future alongside you.
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To showcase your ability to think multiple steps ahead and analyze the complex ripple effects of a trend.
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This template demonstrates sophisticated, systems-level thinking. You don't just predict the trend; you predict the trend's unforeseen consequences, or 'second-order effects,' showing a deeper level of analysis.
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To help your audience stay ahead of evolving customer expectations and build a future-proof business.
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This template predicts how your customer's expectations, behaviors, and values will evolve. It's a customer-centric way of looking at the future, helping your audience prepare for the buyer of tomorrow.
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To show strong conviction in a trend by detailing your own company's strategic investments in it.
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This is the ultimate 'put your money where your mouth is' template. You don't just make a prediction; you explain how your own company is actively investing in that prediction. It shows conviction and provides a strong endorsement.