"We always react to trends a season late."
Market trend and demand intelligence detects emerging demand from observable web signals — search and listing velocity, new-product momentum, price and promo shifts, and review-volume growth — across your categories, before the trend is obvious in your own sales. iWeb Data Scraping turns these leading indicators into an early-warning feed, so merchandising, planning and investment teams act on demand as it forms rather than a season after it peaked.
By the time a trend shows up in your sales numbers, it's already priced in — competitors saw the leading signals months earlier in search behavior, new-product launches, review velocity and pricing moves. Demand doesn't appear overnight; it accumulates in observable web signals first. Trend intelligence reads those signals systematically so you're early, not late.
We combine signals across the web — listing and search velocity, new-product momentum, price and promo movement, review-volume growth — into a demand read for your categories, surfacing what's rising before it's obvious. It draws on the same feeds as share of search and SERP data, reframed from 'where do I rank?' to 'where is the market heading?'
The gap isn’t knowing this matters — it’s seeing it in time to act. That’s what the feed is for.
Rising search interest and new-listing activity in your categories — demand forming, in real time.
Which new products are gaining listings, reviews and visibility fastest — the winners, early.
Categories and products where review volume is accelerating — a proxy for real purchase momentum.
How pricing and promo intensity shift across a category — where competition and demand are heating.
Rising features, ingredients or styles buyers are gravitating toward — trend at the attribute level.
Signals combined into a demand-momentum read per category and sub-segment.
Real sample structure from this feed. Your free 48-hour sample comes in your category, in this shape — CSV, JSON or straight to your warehouse.
| category | product | search_velocity | listing_growth | review_growth | momentum |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Beverages | Protein Shake RTD | +38% | +22% | +51% | 91 |
| Beverages | Sparkling Water | +12% | +8% | +15% | 64 |
| Snacks | Makhana (roasted) | +64% | +40% | +72% | 96 |
| Snacks | Potato Chips | -3% | +1% | -2% | 41 |
[
{
"category": "Beverages",
"product": "Protein Shake RTD",
"search_velocity": "+38%",
"listing_growth": "+22%",
"review_growth": "+51%",
"momentum": "91"
},
{
"category": "Beverages",
"product": "Sparkling Water",
"search_velocity": "+12%",
"listing_growth": "+8%",
"review_growth": "+15%",
"momentum": "64"
},
{
"category": "Snacks",
"product": "Makhana (roasted)",
"search_velocity": "+64%",
"listing_growth": "+40%",
"review_growth": "+72%",
"momentum": "96"
},
{
"category": "Snacks",
"product": "Potato Chips",
"search_velocity": "-3%",
"listing_growth": "+1%",
"review_growth": "-2%",
"momentum": "41"
}
]
We set the categories and the demand signals that matter to your planning.
Search, listing, review and price signals captured and combined into momentum reads.
Emerging demand, fast-moving products and attribute trends delivered before they peak.
| FIELDS | Category, product, search velocity, listing growth, review growth, price movement, momentum score |
| SIGNALS | Search, listings, reviews, pricing, attributes — combined |
| SCOPE | Your categories and sub-segments, benchmarked over time |
| REFRESH | Weekly standard; on-demand for planning cycles |
| DELIVERY | Planning-team feed or report; CSV/API |
Demand intelligence detects emerging market demand from leading web signals — search and listing velocity, new-product momentum, review growth and price movement — before it appears in your own sales data. It gives merchandising, planning and investment teams an early read on where a category is heading, so they act as trends form rather than a season after they peak.
No single signal is reliable, so we combine several: rising search interest, accelerating new-listing activity, growing review volume (a proxy for real purchases), shifting price and promo intensity, and emerging product attributes. Read together and scored into category momentum, they surface demand forming well before it's obvious in sales.
Generic trend reports are periodic, backward-looking and the same for everyone. This is a live feed built on current web signals for your specific categories and competitors, updated weekly, so you see momentum as it happens in your market — not a quarterly summary of what already trended everywhere.
Merchandising and range-planning teams deciding what to stock, marketing teams timing campaigns to rising demand, and investors reading category momentum on consumer names. Anyone whose advantage comes from being early to a demand shift rather than reacting to it uses leading web signals to get ahead.