Market & Competitor Research

Market research with search and social data

Compare how products and brands appear in Google Search, and follow public Twitter accounts for announcements and activity.

Use cases

Discover competitors and follow their launches.

Combine what appears in search with what brands publish on their public accounts.

Search product and category terms to find brands, directories, and review sites in a market.

Study public Twitter posts and engagement to follow product launches and company updates.

Run the same search in different regions to see which brands and sources appear in each.

How to build it

Choose the queries, markets, and public accounts you want to study.

Collect search results and account posts with dates and source links for reference.

Bring the data into your research tools to compare brands, markets, and changes over time.

Data sources

Get Google Search results by location and language, with rankings, titles, links, and snippets in structured JSON.

Google SearchLocalized results

Explore public Twitter / X profiles, posts, and engagement data for brand research and content analysis.

Public profilesUser timelines

FAQ

Can I compare the same query across countries and languages?

Yes. Compare search results across countries, cities, and languages to see which brands and sources appear in each market.

Can I use the results in my existing analysis tools?

Yes. Store the JSON directly or transform it into the format your notebook, warehouse, or reporting tool expects.

Can I follow competitor announcements?

Yes. Collect posts from the public company accounts you select to study product launches, announcements, and audience engagement.

Get started

Test a search or public timeline in its Playground, then connect the results to your research tools.