> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://oodlz-ai-studio.gitbook.io/docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://oodlz-ai-studio.gitbook.io/docs/outbound-agents/awareness/1-topics/multi-market-intelligence.md).

# Multi-Market Intelligence

Country-code TLDs route to market-specific search queries; generic TLDs go global. Topics are tagged by market at creation, not blended into a single average.

> **3 markets, 3 search landscapes, 3 sets of topics — automatically.**

Almost every AI content tool treats the audience as one market. For brands operating across USA, UK, and Australia, that is 3 different content strategies blended into one average that fits nowhere. The Oodlz Topics producer treats each market as its own territory.

## How It Works

Smart TLD detection routes every discovered competitor to the correct DataForSEO query. Country-code domains — `.co.uk`, `.com.au`, `.co.nz` — get market-specific calls scoped to that geography. Generic domains — `.com`, `.org` — get a global call that captures cross-market content. Search volumes are fetched with the correct location code per market, and every topic that lands in the calendar carries the market it belongs to.

Manual configuration is not required. The TLD on the competitor domain decides the routing automatically.

## What You Get

* Per-market topic discovery without manual configuration.
* Real search volumes scoped to the right country, not blended global averages.
* Topics tagged by market at creation — USA, UK, Australia, or Global.
* Content calendar reflects real regional demand, not an average that fits no audience accurately.