Interest is a starting point
Searches and mentions show attention to a category, a technology or a product. That attention can grow by a launch, news or a need to purchase. It alone does not confirm transactions.
Demand needs more context
An investigation may contrast interest with availability, supply changes, authorized business activity and other relevant signals. The coincidence between sources can justify a hypothesis; it does not convert an estimate into a observed data.
Sales require sales evidence
To talk about sold units or sales fee, appropriate data on transactions and identifiable coverage are required. This meaning should not be attributed to a search index, catalog presence or visibility.
The question that should be asked
Before comparing a figure, asks what it represents, what period and market it covers, how it has been calculated and what part comes from observations or estimates. A useful comparison begins by measuring the same.
This guide explains analysis criteria. It does not contain market data, forecasts or commercial results of Datelliq .
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