For Alexia · Luxury Intelligence · 2026

Not who mentioned you.
What your buyers want next.

Weekly buyer-intent intelligence for luxury brands. Search queries, saved images, collector discussions — turned into creative briefs, marketing angles, and sales triggers.

Social listening (Sprout, Brandwatch, WGSN)
"Who mentioned us this week, and what is the category doing?"
vs
Demand Pulse
"What are luxury buyers starting to want — and which signals are emerging before they appear in press?"
Where the intelligence comes from

Six signal sources

Search intent
Google search patterns · regional queries
Queries by geography, before any brand mention. "Moonphase gold watch" is a stronger signal than a press mention.
Mood-board & visual intent
Pinterest · saved boards · bridal boards · Instagram saves
Save velocity — not brand visibility — is the metric. Taste shifts appear here 3–9 months before purchase, especially in jewellery and gifting.
Community discourse
Reddit · collector forums · watch communities
Objections, comparisons, budgets, and the exact language buyers use before deciding.
Social reaction
X · Instagram · TikTok · YouTube comments
What did people respond to, repeat, or ask where to buy — not how many likes.
Resale & auction signal
Auction results · authenticated resale · collector listings
What people actually paid for. Ground truth on market value, not aspiration.
Asia early-warning
Xiaohongshu / RED · regional platforms
Where Asia is a priority market, aesthetic shifts appear here 6–12 months before Western editorial and retail respond.
What you receive

One weekly run. Four team outputs.

01
Creative direction
Rising motifs, materials, compositions. Signal status: emerging / rising / saturated / fading. Mood-board references from buyer sources — not editorial.
02
Marketing angles
Which story resonates now. Buyer language ready to use in copy. Which product angle — craft, rarity, symbolism, heritage — is gaining intent this week.
03
Sales triggers
Which pieces deserve re-merchandising. Which segments or regions show early movement. Objections sales teams should be prepared for.
04
Leadership summary
One headline. Three rising signals, three fading. Which competitor launch created real desire versus short-lived press. Fits one page.
Three questions

Not a proposal — an invitation to talk.

The ask
20 minutes — call or coffee
In person at Kitsune or over a call.
Book a call Email Boris
Boris Korol · AI Automation Studio
[email protected] · ai-automation.studio
London — available for coffee in Shoreditch, Soho, or City