Brian Dean: Trend data shows booming market for ADHD-specific products
Brian Dean · 4 profitable startups from the founder of exploding topics · Sep 4, 2024 · at 18:30
Brian Dean, founder of trend-discovery platform Exploding Topics, highlights growing search demand across various ADHD product categories.
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“Some trends that we're seeing in that space include ADHD timers, ADHD watches, ADHD chairs, ADHD coaches, ADHD apps. And this is basically a booming market that people aren't really talking about that much.”
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