Build a Cited Market or Category Briefing
Direct Answer: Use Fodda to combine specialist research with official institutional data and produce a structured briefing in which material claims remain linked to their sources.
The Job to be Done
An evidence-grounded briefing document summarizing category health, demand drivers, consumer demographics, competitive dynamics, and quantitative baselines.
What the Workflow Uses
- Libraries: PSFK Retail Trends, Mintel Global Household Predictions
- Signals: US Census Retail Trade, BEA Consumer Spending, FRED Economic Data
- Primary Offering: Topic Research ($20)
How the Workflow Works
- Define decision hypothesis and target subsectors.
- Select domain libraries.
- Select institutional signals (Census, BEA, FRED).
- Retrieve qualitative and quantitative evidence.
- Compare sources, dates, and geographies.
- Identify agreement, divergence, and evidence gaps.
- Produce structured briefing with linked citations.
Representative Output (Live MCP Run)
Sample Prompt: Build a briefing on the current state of US discretionary retail demand using retail trend evidence and official economic indicators.
Run Date: September 20, 2026 via Fodda MCP
Finding: Divergence Between Nominal Growth and Real Unit Demand
Growth is heavily concentrated in non-discretionary categories and promotional discount channels, while discretionary shoppers selectively splurge on wellness and experiential concepts.
Sources: US Census Retail Trade Report, BEA Personal Consumption Expenditures.