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Find where new demand comes from

Demand shifts before your keywords do. This shows where it is moving, while it is still cheap to meet.

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Amazon

Walmart

3 skills

500+ brands · $1.4B in ad spend under management

Where demand is moving

Three signals of demand you are not fully meeting yet, ranked by what is at stake.

Terms rising

by weekly clicks

New-to-brand

+18%

order share, vs last month

Gaps to open

rivals rank, you don't

New demand

$2,400

sales if you meet it

Signal	Type	Clicks, wk	CVR	Move
compostable mailers	Rising term	+140%	9.1%	Bid it
SB Video, new buyers	New-to-brand	+26%	7.4%	Fund it
bamboo utensils bulk	Gap	rivals rank	8% est	Enter
reusable snack bags	Gap	rivals rank	unproven	Test
cheap storage	Rising term	+90%	0.6%	Watch

Reading: two terms are climbing in clicks and converting well, so bid them; a strong category gap is worth entering, and a weaker one worth a cheap test. The cheap-storage term is climbing fast but converts at 0.6%, so watch it rather than spend into low intent.

Demo data shown for illustration. Your view runs on your own account.

How it works

What is in it

Rising terms, new buyers, and gaps.

Reads the search terms whose clicks and orders are climbing week over week

Adds where your new-to-brand orders are growing, and the terms rivals win that you miss

Ranks them by the demand you could pick up

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Why it is hard by hand

Three signals, three reports, once a quarter.

Rising terms hide in the search-term export

New-to-brand sits in a different report again

The gap needs a competitor pull no one runs weekly

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What you do with it

Meet the demand while it is cheap.

Bid the rising terms, fund the campaigns bringing new buyers, open the strongest gaps

You approve each move, or schedule it

Automated bid action runs on the Trellis Bid Platform (Qinetix)

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How often

Weekly, because demand moves weekly.

A term can climb in a week

A weekly pass catches it before the price catches up

On every account you point it at

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If your category is flat and your terms never change, there is little here to find. It earns its place where demand actually moves.

Frequently Asked Questions

What counts as new demand here?

A search term climbing in your own data, a rise in new-to-brand orders, or a converting term your competitors win that you are not bidding on.

How is this different from keyword research?

Keyword research starts from a tool's estimates. This starts from your own live data and your rivals' results, so the demand is real and already moving.

Does it start campaigns for me?

No. It hands you the signals and the recommended move. You approve, or schedule the ones you trust; automated bid action runs on the Trellis Bid Platform (Qinetix).

Which marketplaces does it cover?

Amazon and Walmart, from your search term, advertising, and new-to-brand data.

How often should I run it?

Weekly. Demand moves week to week, and a weekly pass catches a rising term before the price catches up.

Won't it chase every spike?

It ranks by what is at stake and flags low-intent risers to watch rather than bid, so you meet real demand, not noise.

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Rising Search Terms

Search terms whose clicks and orders are climbing week over week, before they are on anyone's radar.

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New-to-Brand Trend

The share of orders coming from new-to-brand shoppers, and the campaigns where it is rising.

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Keyword Gap Finder

High-intent terms your competitors win that you are not bidding on at all.

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