Intent map · United States
Jeans
Top buying situations for jeans in the US: Brand-Specific Search; Specific Style Preference; Sizing Issue. What decides the purchase: Brand Reputation; Color and Wash; Fit. From real US search journeys, free to read.
What people search on the way to buying “jeans”Intent readoutjeansJeans (clothing)USJPKRcost $0 · no sign-up
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In the US, jeans shopping starts with “Brand-Specific Search” and “Specific Style Preference”, and people choose on “Brand Reputation” and “Color and Wash”.
Numbers are monthly US searches.01 · cep
Buying situations
When the need starts
- Brand-Specific Search324.3K/mo
- Specific Style Preference39K/mo
- Sizing Issue20K/mo
+2 more in the full graph
02 · nano intent
Goals
What they are trying to get done
- Discover New Brands120.2K/mo
- Compare Jeans Types263/mo
- Identify Current Trends46/mo
+3 more in the full graph
03 · kbf
Decision criteria
How they choose
- Brand Reputation324.3K/mo
- Color and Wash43.5K/mo
- Fit39K/mo
+3 more in the full graph
04 · threshold
Thresholds
The numbers they search for
- Under $50 USD63/mo
- Size 30 US Women's Plus Size16/mo
- $30 USD
+4 more in the full graph
05 · brand
Brands in the journey
Who shows up on the way
- American Eagle Outfitters324.3K/mo
- Ksubi120.2K/mo
- Wrangler97K/mo
+9 more in the full graph
06 · pitfall
Pitfalls
What makes them hesitate
- An advertisement using wordplay between "genes" and "jeans" can be perceived as "tone-deaf" or having "racial undertones," leading to controversy.
- Hudson jeans at Costco are often "hot finds" or special items with variable availability, selling out quickly due to varying inventory by location and time.
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