You could try Tableau Public for free data visualization to better analyze your market data. Not the most intuitive out of the box, but powerful when you get the hang of it.

Tools are just tools. If your idea sucks, no amount of analysis will help. 😜 Start small, talk to potential customers. Sometimes the best insights come not from tools but conversations.

Check out Pollfish! They're pretty easy to use for creating surveys and they target specific markets. MarketSight’s okay, but having real consumer feedback directly from your audience can be super insightful.

Hey if you’re in sustainable fashion, get active on platforms like Instagram and TikTok. They’re gold for seeing what’s trending in sustainable fashion. Also do competitor analysis on Shopify for real-time data.

Why pick tools when you don’t even know if you have a market? Bootstrap it with surveys and focus groups first. Tools come later when you’re drowning in data, lol.

Yo! For sustainable fashion, check out companies like Launchmetrics. They’re awesome for brand performance data. Also, spend some time on Instagram and Pinterest—these platforms can sometimes be better than expensive tools when you're studying trends.

Lol, Google Trends can only take you so far. For a more robust analysis, check out Statista as it's great for industry reports. And if you’re willing to shell out some cash, Nielsen offers some valuable insights, but it can be pricey!

From my hustle days: try SEMrush for competitive analysis and data. It’ll help you understand where others are getting their traffic. Also, SimilarWeb can give insights into market trends. And don't underestimate good old-fashioned consumer surveys!