Trend Searching Tool

Trend Searching Tool Success Stories [2024]

Updated: September 24th, 2024

Spotting the next big trend can be a game-changer, and a trend searching tool can help make that happen. This business idea involves creating a software solution that sifts through social media, search engine data, and industry-specific sources to identify emerging trends and consumer interests.

The tool would provide businesses, marketers, and analysts with real-time insights that help them stay ahead of the curve. You'll need to invest in data collection technologies, machine learning algorithms, and user-friendly interfaces.

Potential customers range from startups looking to pivot quickly, to established companies aiming to innovate. If you've got a knack for data analytics and a pulse on market shifts, this could be an impactful venture to undertake.

With the right execution, you'll not only build a tool but a necessary asset for businesses striving to remain relevant in a constantly shifting marketplace.

In this list, you'll find real-world trend searching tool success stories and very profitable examples of starting a trend searching tool that makes money.

1. Treendly ($12K/year)

While working on another SaaS product, he wondered about what non-essential feature he could take out from an existing product and put into another market where the feature is essential.

He was already running one of my other software products, where he collected e-commerce data. One of the features of that product was trend-spotting for e-commerce merchants.

And so Treendly was born from a side feature of that other product.

How much money it makes: $12K/year
How much did it cost to start: $0
How many people on the team: 0

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I Bootstrapped A $12K Trend-Spotting Tool [From Estonia]

This case study is about a jazz musician turned SaaS founder who bootstraps and simultaneously runs nine products with $8k/month revenue, of which Treendly, a platform that discovers emerging trends, accounts for $1k/month and uses self-taught data collection skills to focus on what is important.

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