Trend Radar
Import real Google Trends history, explore free public interest signals and inspect changes in topics over time.
WORKING IN PRIVATE SUITEFind overlooked publishing niches. Investigate competing books. Decode SEO opportunities. BookTrendSpy brings the evidence together so every publishing decision starts with stronger research.
One connected private workspace for researching US book opportunities. Research tools operate now; some automated integrations and validated predictions are longer-term development goals.
Import real Google Trends history, explore free public interest signals and inspect changes in topics over time.
WORKING IN PRIVATE SUITEFind catalog references, organize competitor ASINs and compare the claims and positioning of competing editions.
WORKING IN PRIVATE SUITEBuild relevant keyword watchlists, import volume estimates when available, and avoid confusing Google interest with Amazon shopping demand.
WORKING IN PRIVATE SUITEAudit book descriptions, title clarity, backend keyword fields and reader-oriented positioning using transparent checks.
WORKING IN PRIVATE SUITECalculate royalty scenarios, import your Amazon Ads reports, and model break-even advertising decisions.
WORKING IN PRIVATE SUITEExplore simple time-series projections, with uncertainty and source limitations visible. Validated predictions require more history.
EXPLORATORY MODEL ONLYBookTrendSpy is built to avoid the most costly research mistake: mistaking a popular topic for an opportunity to sell a profitable book.
Read the methodology ↗Start with public trend histories, catalog metadata, first-party book performance and licensed estimates when needed.
Separate US Google attention, catalog interest and Amazon purchase-oriented evidence instead of blending incompatible metrics.
Evaluate comparable books, actual KDP royalty economics and advertising assumptions before deciding whether to publish.
BookTrendSpy currently operates as a private research project. Public accounts, paid subscriptions and email signups are not enabled. For enquiries about the project, contact Daniel Rahl Jackson.