Category & market research

Check the assumptions behind your market plan.

Get a tailored category and market report comparing competitor launches and messages. It shows what your team could keep, adapt locally or test before committing budget. Your analyst walks you through the findings.

What’s in your category and market report

Study one category in one market or compare several. Where possible, we match campaigns by channel and launch stage so you can compare like with like. If a decision depends on what local buyers prefer, we flag what still needs testing.

  • A comparison of competitor messages, offers and campaign formats across the categories and markets in your brief.
  • Campaign examples supporting each finding, so your team can see what the recommendations are based on.
  • Recommendations on what to keep, adapt or investigate next, including questions that still need your own customer or commercial data.

What could your category and market report help you decide?

Here are a few questions we can research. We tailor your report to the decisions your team needs to make.

Which messages should we consider for our launch?

One cruise email invites readers to explore destinations. Another leads with special discounts. Both ask readers to book. Those are two messages to consider for your own launch.

Your report can compare how competitors present similar offers in your target market and recommend messages to explore. Your own results would show which approach works for your audience.

Two cruise emails use a booking button. One leads with destinations and the other with a discount.

Should the launch brief change the product story or the delivery offer?

An earplug release leads with a new colour. The cart separately offers free shipping above $44. The colour gives shoppers a reason to look; the threshold tells them when delivery is free.

We compare product stories and purchase incentives separately, helping you decide what belongs in your creative brief. Decisions about delivery thresholds still need your margin data.

A pink earplug launch banner and an in-use photograph appear beside a cart’s free-shipping threshold of $44.

Which promise is worth building a campaign around?

A footwear page says its house shoes become sneakers. The same page shows the indoor slip-on above a separate, labelled outdoor outsole. A shopper can see the two parts the claim refers to.

We can compare how competitors explain and demonstrate similar benefits. Your report recommends what your creative should show and identifies anything that still needs checking with customers.

A footwear claim appears beside a diagram of the indoor slip-on and detachable outdoor sole.

Decide what to reuse and what to test before you spend

What do you need to know about your market?

On a 30-minute call with our research team, tell us which market you’re looking at and what’s still open in your plan. We’ll suggest competitor campaigns that can help you decide.

Review the scope.

We’ll suggest which markets, competitors and channels to compare. You’ll see the price and dates for the first examples and final brief before you commit.

Get your findings

Your Panoramata analyst compares competitor campaigns in the markets you chose. Look at the first examples together and flag any difference in the message, creative or offer that could change your plan.

Decide what to keep or change.

Take the brief to your brand or market review. Agree what to keep consistent, what to adapt for local channels and what to validate with buyers before committing budget.

Check what changed in your market.

We compare new launches and messages with the last brief. If competitors start leading with a claim you planned to use, your team can revisit that choice before the next campaign.

Start with one brief. Add monthly or quarterly reviews if you need to follow the market.

Use the research in your AI tools.

Our research is AI-native. Alongside your report, we can provide structured campaign data by market, reusable AI skills and context files explaining the sources, assumptions and open questions. Use them in your AI tools to draft local launch briefs showing what to keep, adapt or validate.

What do you need to understand about your market?

Tell us which market or category you’re reviewing, what you need to decide and your deadline. We’ll recommend what to research and what your report should answer.

After the call, you’ll get the scope, price and delivery dates to approve.