For marketing teams

Spot the trends in your category before they peak

See which topics are heating up in your category on TikTok, Instagram and Threads, and move on them while the rest of the category is still reading last week's report.

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Your category Brand · products · market Topics Your category's themes RISIO.ME Finds the trends Rising posts Topics heating up Team report PDF · ready to share Your category Brand · products · market Topics Your category's themes RISIO.ME Finds the trends Rising posts Topics heating up Team report PDF · ready to share

How it works

  1. 01

    Map your market

    Your category's big themes and your products become topics, one project per product or market.

  2. 02

    See topics heat up

    RISIO.ME surfaces the posts taking off in each topic, with how fast each one is gaining, as often as every 6 hours.

  3. 03

    Move first

    Brief the team on the rising topic, plan the response and share a PDF report (from Radar up).

Topics rising in your category*

Category conversations shift every week. RISIO.ME surfaces the posts climbing in each topic, so the team sees the next big theme before it is everywhere.

Refill packs
+X%
Ingredient explainers
+Y%
Budget swaps
+Z%

Who it's for

Marketing managers

Plan campaigns around the topics heating up, not the ones that already peaked.

Brand managers

Catch rising posts in the brand's category while they are still growing.

Product marketers

Spot the features and pains people are talking about right now.

PR teams

Notice a rising story early and respond in time.

Frequently asked questions

Does it track competitors?

No. RISIO.ME shows the posts picking up on the topics in your category, whoever posted them. It shows what the market talks about right now.

Where does it fit next to our analytics tools?

Before them. Analytics tell you how your own posts did; RISIO.ME shows what the category is starting to talk about, so the next campaign starts from there.

Catch your category's next trend

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* Illustrative example: the chart shows the shape of a trend, not RISIO.ME data.