Feature · Ranking
Five numbers, one decision
Forty rising topics is not a decision. Five scores per trend is one, and every trend links the videos it was read from.
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Forty social media trends, 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 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.
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 trend shows its sources
Each trend arrives with one sentence of insight, a timing call from post this week to do not post, and links to the videos it was read from. That is what makes the ranking overrulable, and you will overrule it, because you know things about your customers that no model reads off a website.
What you actually get
Five separate scores per trend, never one blended figure.
One sentence of insight per trend, in plain language.
The source videos linked on every trend page, so you can watch them yourself.
Niche trends from TikTok, Instagram hashtags and YouTube, plus sounds, charts and search topics refreshed every 3 hours.
A worked example
Winter tyre checks filmed in one take
TikTokA 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.
“Your tyres are legal. They are also useless. Here is the difference.”
Illustrative example
Your next post is already trending somewhere.
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Sentiment
Sentiment analysis on the comments under trending videos: a positive, neutral and negative split per trend, so you know the mood before you post.
Competitor gaps
Social media competitor analysis that finds up to 30 rivals on TikTok and YouTube, names the gap each one left and compares you head to head.
Creator finder
Influencer search on TikTok and YouTube: the top 50 creators in your niche by engagement, 50k+ followers, in your language, with an authenticity estimate.
Calendar
A social media content calendar with a 7-day grid, best-times heatmap, client approval link and exports. Plan and publish every brand in one place.
Script writer
Every hook comes with the script underneath: shot order with rough seconds, a pacing note, and the payoff line marked. Something you can film today.
Questions people actually ask
What is social media trend analysis?
It is sorting what is rising on social platforms by whether it is worth your time. Here every trend is scored against your brand profile, built from your website, so the same topic ranks differently for a dentist and for a game studio.
Which platforms do the trends come from?
Your niche trends come from TikTok, Instagram hashtags and YouTube, with Reddit as an option. On top sits a wider layer: TikTok trending sounds per country, music charts and daily search topics.
How current are the trends?
The wider layer of sounds, charts and search topics refreshes every three hours, TikTok sound charts every twelve. Niche trends are rescanned for your brand in the background, so a fresh list is usually waiting when you log in.
Does it work for B2B brands?
Yes. The scores are computed against your own brand, so a software company sees different topics at the top than a café. The sources are still TikTok, Instagram and YouTube; there is no separate LinkedIn trend feed.
What if I disagree with a score?
Override it. The insight line and the source videos are there so you can see what the ranking leaned on and decide it read your business wrong.
Your next post is already trending somewhere.
Enter your website and see what MyTrendView finds for your audience.
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