Categories • Social Commerce Platform
All of the data is updated every month | Last updated 10.01.2026
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Current trending colors include among others White, Black, Red / Pink
The most used keywords include among others: Get, Started, Social
The most used CTAs include among others: Get Started Now, Get Started, Download Whatnot
Over the analyzed period the category evolved from SaaS Platforms to Social Commerce & Digital Marketing Platforms, expanding from 2 to 4 sites with diversified messaging. The keyword 'business' emerged as the dominant term, rising from 0% to 50% frequency while 'internet' disappeared entirely from 100% usage. CTA diversity increased dramatically as 'Get Started Now' dropped from 100% to 25% frequency, joined by three new variants including app-specific and business creation CTAs. The color palette shifted from bold Orange Red accents (50% usage) to more varied secondary colors including Pink/Red (25%), Yellow (25%), and Lavender (25%), indicating broader brand differentiation. The sentiment focus evolved from features and actions toward emotional and benefit-oriented messaging, with 'future' maintaining 50% presence and 'cost' emerging at 50% as new value drivers.
Secondary color strategy fragmented from a single Orange Red accent (50%) to four distinct options at 25% each (Pink/Red, Yellow, Lavender, Orange/Red), while Black and White maintained universal 100% usage, reflecting increased brand individuality within the category.
The keyword landscape shifted from technical features to business outcomes, with 'business' rising from 0% to 50% frequency while 'internet' vanished from 100% usage, and 'crm' declined from 50% to becoming fragmented across the category as platforms diversified messaging beyond traditional CRM positioning.
CTA homogeneity collapsed as 'Get Started Now' dropped from 100% dominance to 25%, joined by 'Get started' (25%), 'Download Whatnot' (25%), and 'Create a business' (25%), signaling diversification from generic action prompts to platform-specific and outcome-focused calls to action.
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