Feature · Ranking

Five numbers, one decision

Forty rising topics is not a decision. Five scores per trend is one, and every score shows where it came from.

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Forty topics, no order

You open a trend tool and get forty rising topics in a column. Nothing there tells you which one your buyers respond to, which one you can film before Thursday, or which one peaked on Sunday. So you pick by gut, and the hour you spent reading bought you exactly what a coin toss would have.

Five scores, kept apart

Every trend is rated 0–10 on five dimensions, and the list sorts on the combination. They stay separate on purpose: a topic can be perfect for your audience and impossible to film, and one blended number would bury that.

  • Audience fit — how close the trend sits to the people who already buy from you.
  • Purchase relevance — whether this kind of video moves someone toward buying or only entertains.
  • Production feasibility — whether you can shoot it this week, with what you already own.
  • Platform fit — whether the format belongs on the network it is climbing on.
  • Trend velocity — how fast it is climbing, and how much runway is left.
Five scores per trend
Winter tyre checks filmed in one takeTikTok
Audience fit9.1
Purchase relevance8.7
Production feasibility9.4
Platform fit8.9
Trend velocity7.8

Why this fits you: A used-car dealer sells to people who already own a car and start worrying about it in October. Production feasibility is the top score because the whole video is one phone, one car and ninety seconds. No studio, no second person.

Every score shows its work

Each number arrives with one sentence of reasoning and a link to the video it was read from. That is what makes it overrulable, and you will overrule it, because you know things about your customers that no model reads off a website.

Source cited
TikTokFrom a video with 2.4M views
Redditr/smallbusiness
YouTubeyoutube.com/shorts

What you actually get

Five separate 0–10 scores per trend, never one blended figure.

One line of reasoning per score, in plain language.

A source link on every trend, so you can watch the thing yourself.

A re-ranked list every 24 hours across all 7 platforms.

A worked example

Winter tyre checks filmed in one take

TikTok

A used-car dealer sells to people who already own a car and start worrying about it in October. Production feasibility is the top score because the whole video is one phone, one car and ninety seconds. No studio, no second person.

Hook

“Your tyres are legal. They are also useless. Here is the difference.”

From a video with 2.4M views

Five scores per trend
Audience fit9.1
Purchase relevance8.7
Production feasibility9.4
Platform fit8.9
Trend velocity7.8

Your next post is already trending somewhere.

Questions people actually ask

What if I disagree with a score?

Override it. The reasoning is printed so you can see what the model weighted and decide it read your business wrong.

Where do the numbers come from?

Your brand profile, built by reading your website, matched against the trend’s own signals: where it is spreading, how fast, in what format, and what the comments say.

How often does the ranking change?

Every 24 hours. Velocity moves fastest on TikTok, where the useful window is hours rather than days.

Is this the same as a trending hashtag list?

No. A hashtag list is unsorted and identical for everyone. These scores are computed against your audience and change from brand to brand.

Your next post is already trending somewhere.

Enter your website and see what MyTrendView finds for your audience.

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