Trends reviewing

This is an examination of these phenomena and speculation on the likely impact they will have in the future.

• Trend

• Fads

• Trend spotting

A people who spot a trend is called as

• Trend spotting

• Trend spotter

• Fads

It is interest or fashion that is very popular for a short period of time.

• Trend

• Fads

In this stage, entrepreneurial and business firms participate to develop and innovate Ideas.

• Trendy

• Fringe stage

• Mainstream

this stage, consumer and public awareness of the trend grows as the early adopters participate together with

the innovators to increase the perceptibility of the trend.

• Trendy

• Trends

• Fads

It attempting to see the future in the present situation.

• trend spotting

• Mainstream

During this stage, the "conservative consumers' join the trend

• Mainstream

• Trendy

Trends are popularly accepted by many industries and people. Trends tend to stay longer because they receive popular support from consumers and companies who believe on these trends as accepted ideas or patterns that can endure time.

• Acceptability

• Duration time

• Cultural basis

Trends have longer staying power and enjoy a longer period of popularity. The lifespan of products or ideas that become trends do not disappear quickly as opposed to a fad

• Acceptability

• Duration time

• Cultural basis

A trend is rooted on the people's cultural traditions, beliefs, and values. A trend persists and continues because people have seen it as a part of their society's culture. Because a trend has a form of connection with a society's culture. it does not have a short period of popularity. For example here in the Philippines, buffet restaurants have bloomed in different malls. The buffet restaurant trend has lasted for a long time in the country because Filipinos love to eat and dine with friends, family. and relatives during special occasions. Buffet restaurants are appealing because they provide diverse cuisines and a variety of selections for the customers

• Acceptability

• Duration time

• Cultural basis

• transitory increase and decrease