Amazon Rising Search Terms This Week · Oct 10, 2026
Updated weekly: long-tail US Amazon search terms with 10,000–100,000 weekly searches whose rank improved by more than 30% in a week, ordered by that growth, with 1-, 4- and 12-week growth and leading brands.
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This issue in three points
- This issue covers long-tail terms with 10,000–100,000 weekly searches: 100 improved their rank by more than 30% in a week, and 80 of them also gained more than 30% over 4 and 12 weeks, so this is not a one-week blip.
- Beauty & Personal Care leads with 29 terms, and Korean skincare keeps spreading: illiyoon, MEDIHEAL masks and the KAHI multi balm all made the top 15.
- Toys show long-tail demand worth following: squeeze toys, a Pokémon edition of Guess Who and a colour-stacking challenge game are all picking up ahead of gift season.
| # | Search term | Est. searches | 1 week | 4 weeks | 12 weeks | Trend | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | tarte Home & Kitchen · Beauty & Personal Care | 98,460 | +93% | +92% | +94% | ||
| 2 | elemis Beauty & Personal Care | 53,957 | +93% | +92% | +93% | ||
| 3 | squeeze please marshmallow 3 pack Grocery & Gourmet Food · Toys & Games | 24,862 | +92% | 0% | 0% | ||
| 4 | little sleepies Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry | 94,529 | +92% | +92% | +91% | ||
| 5 | prime deals Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry · Beauty & Personal Care | 94,157 | +91% | +99% | +99% | ||
| 6 | schylling needoh teenie 10-pack Home & Kitchen · Toys & Games | 17,873 | +90% | +98% | 0% | ||
| 7 | hexclad Home & Kitchen | 98,814 | +84% | +79% | +86% | ||
| 8 | tinnitus relief Health, Household & Baby Care · Beauty & Personal Care · Electronics | 24,306 | +83% | 0% | +76% | ||
| 9 | illiyoon moisturizer Beauty & Personal Care | 96,772 | +82% | +91% | +91% | ||
| 10 | tartelette tubing mascara Beauty & Personal Care | 34,290 | +81% | +83% | +87% | ||
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| 11 | guess who pokemon Toys & Games · Electronics | 17,648 | +81% | +94% | +97% | ||
| 12 | kahi multi balm stick Beauty & Personal Care | 34,896 | +80% | +92% | +82% | ||
| 13 | samsung frame tv Electronics | 34,010 | +78% | +77% | +83% | ||
| 14 | mediheal face mask Beauty & Personal Care | 24,833 | +78% | +83% | +89% | ||
| 15 | pain patches Health, Household & Baby Care | 24,564 | +76% | +77% | +78% | ||
| 16 | stocking stuffers Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry · Grocery & Gourmet Food · Beauty & Personal Care | 94,984 | +74% | +93% | +98% | ||
| 17 | shark flex style Beauty & Personal Care | 90,811 | +73% | +83% | +84% | ||
| 18 | premier protein shake chocolate Grocery & Gourmet Food | 12,892 | +73% | +78% | +67% | ||
| 19 | color stack challenge game Toys & Games | 17,900 | +72% | +82% | +71% | ||
| 20 | living proof Beauty & Personal Care | 17,761 | +72% | +73% | +77% | ||
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Long-tail Amazon search terms rising this week
This week’s list covers terms with 10,000 to 100,000 weekly searches: 100 of them improved their rank by more than 30% in a week, and 80 also gained more than 30% over 4 and 12 weeks. Beauty & Personal Care accounts for 29 of them.
Product terms anyone can serve
Brand names such as tarte, ELEMIS and HexClad show demand for those brands. The product terms are the ones a new listing can target: tinnitus relief, pain patches, stocking stuffers, magic cloth and the colour-stacking challenge game are all rising, alongside squeeze toys such as NeeDoh Teenie and Squeeze Please Marshmallow.
Korean skincare and gift-season toys
Korean skincare keeps spreading beyond the big names, with illiyoon moisturizer, MEDIHEAL face masks and the KAHI multi balm in the top 15. Toys are picking up ahead of gift season: the Pokémon edition of Guess Who, Picasso Tiles and slime.
How to use rising Amazon search terms
A term that jumps in one week can be news, a promotion or the start of a trend. Check the 4- and 12-week growth before acting: when all three rise, demand is building. Then separate brand terms from product terms. A rising brand name shows demand for that brand, while a rising product term such as "pain patches" is demand any seller can serve.
For product terms, look at the leading brands next to each term. If the top clicks are spread across small brands, a new listing has a chance; if one brand takes most of them, the term is already owned. The weekly search volume tells you whether the term can carry a listing on its own or should be one keyword among several.
How this ranking was generated
This is the request used for this issue. Send it to the endpoint with your API key in the X-API-Key header.
curl -X POST https://ecommercedataapi.com/v1/amazon/aba/research/weekly \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-H "X-API-Key: $ECOMMERCE_DATA_API_KEY" \
-d '{"marketplace":"US","minRankGrowthRate":30,"order":{"field":"searches","desc":true},"page":1,"size":40,"minSearches":10000,"maxSearches":13000}'Prompt for Claude Code, Codex or Cursor
Using the Ecommerce Data API (key in ECOMMERCE_DATA_API_KEY), call POST https://ecommercedataapi.com/v1/amazon/aba/research/weekly with this JSON body, then change the filters to match my category and summarise the top results:
{
"marketplace": "US",
"minRankGrowthRate": 30,
"order": {
"field": "searches",
"desc": true
},
"page": 1,
"size": 40,
"minSearches": 10000,
"maxSearches": 13000
}Method
- Data comes from the latest weekly Amazon Brand Analytics search-term report, sampled in six volume tiers between 10,000 and 100,000 weekly searches so brand head terms with hundreds of thousands of searches do not crowd it out.
- Film, book and other media searches are excluded, and each term appears once.
FAQ
Is a one-week spike worth acting on?
Check the 4- and 12-week growth first. When all three rise it is usually a trend; a one-week jump alone is often news or a promotion.