Capture the category on a schedule so the reference set you query is this month's, not the one you built in March.
A corpus you built once silently expires. The value of asking it questions depends entirely on when it was last refreshed, and nobody remembers to refresh it by hand.
Why this will not look generic: The answers come from a reference set with a known capture date rather than from whatever you last happened to look at, which is the difference between a finding and a recollection.
Typical run: monthly or quarterly. Monthly is usually enough; most categories do not move fast enough for weekly to show anything but noise.
You bring: A corpus that has been refreshing on a schedule for a few months.
Open with: Compare this month's capture against the one from three months ago. What moved, and is it one brand changing or the category moving?
What the thread holds on to:
Then you can just ask:
Point it at: This month's scheduled capture, read against the one from three months ago.
What comes back (representative example): Compared against the capture from three months ago, two things moved and one did not. The share of the set using a soft frontal key fell from sixteen of twenty to eleven, and every one of the five that changed moved the same way, to a hard side key with a visible shadow. Palette discipline tightened at the same time: the average colour count dropped from four to just under three. Composition did not move at all, with the subject still centred in nineteen of twenty. No single brand accounts for the shift on its own, which is what separates a category moving from one competitor rebranding.
Things you would never have thought to type:
What you change: Nothing yet. One capture is a snapshot; the diff between two is the part worth acting on.
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