Today's Ideas Can Be Tomorrow's Classics.

What We Believe

More Creativity Needs Better Strategy.

New Classic exists because an age of AI and automation has made creativity available to more people, but also increased competition for ideas to scale and become enduring classics.

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Our Approach

Technology won’t replace strategy, it augments it. We use technology to strengthen our inputs, refine our insights and test implications throughout the strategic process.

Ideas are most powerful when shared, so we publish regular Airgo Intelligence reports, as well as frameworks, research and opinion pieces. 

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Who We Are

Led by DuBose Cole, who has delivered strategies for clients from startups to Fortune 500 brands – New Classic combines technology, talent and thinking to inspire better ideas in different ways for each brief.

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Who We Serve

Who We Work With.

No two businesses or briefs are the same, so we work differently based on size, scale, budget and need. We adapt the approach to the shape of the problem.

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OUR TECHNOLOGY

Actionable Intelligence.

Airgo is New Classic’s AI platform – connecting every signal around a brand and processing it into a unified view to power better strategy.

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WHAT IT DOES

Airgo By The Numbers.

Airgo tracks 3,300+ brands across 100 sectors, all connected and considered across data sources. US, UK and global brands are tracked through their search behavior, LLM recommendation, social and CRM activity. These are contrasted against 30k+ articles analyzed every month for cultural and market opportunities – all creating one clear view for brands.

Brands tracked
3,300+
Sectors
100
Articles read monthly
30,000+

Airgo Insights reads those 30,000 articles a month and ties each story back to the cultural trends we track, so a shift in the conversation arrives as evidence rather than a hunch. These are the trends that gained the most ground last week.

What culture is talking about30 Oct–05 Nov 2026

Stories newly tethered to each trend in the seven days to 30 Oct–05 Nov 2026; 27 of 27 trends in this week's report gained ground. Updated every Thursday from the Airgo Trend Report.

What airgo sees

Watch Markets Move.

Airgo follows share of search for 3,300+ brands across 100 sectors in the US, the UK and globally, refreshed every month. It is the measure of who owns attention in a category, and which way that attention is moving.

Every tracked sector gets a full public report: trend and standings, how concentrated the category is, seasonality across five years, AI recommendation scores, and a named cause for every unusual search spike. They are free to read.

One chart from one of those reports, changing each month.

Year-on-year change in shareUS Automotive
TeslaTesla — +0.657 pts year on year+0.657 KiaKia — +0.586 pts year on year+0.586 ToyotaToyota — +0.525 pts year on year+0.525 NissanNissan — +0.404 pts year on year+0.404 ChevroletChevrolet — +0.357 pts year on year+0.357 LexusLexus — +0.293 pts year on year+0.293 BuickBuick — +0.285 pts year on year+0.285 CadillacCadillac — +0.195 pts year on year+0.195 FordFord — -0.11 pts year on year-0.11 LamborghiniLamborghini — -0.11 pts year on year-0.11 DodgeDodge — -0.138 pts year on year-0.138 Land RoverLand Rover — -0.214 pts year on year-0.214 PorschePorsche — -0.253 pts year on year-0.253 BMWBMW — -0.366 pts year on year-0.366 VolkswagenVolkswagen — -0.667 pts year on year-0.667 JeepJeep — -2.317 pts year on year-2.317 no change
  • Tesla+0.657
  • Kia+0.586
  • Toyota+0.525
  • Nissan+0.404
  • Chevrolet+0.357
  • Lexus+0.293
  • Buick+0.285
  • Cadillac+0.195
  • Ford−0.11
  • Lamborghini−0.11
  • Dodge−0.138
  • Land Rover−0.214
  • Porsche−0.253
  • BMW−0.366
  • Volkswagen−0.667
  • Jeep−2.317

gained share lost share

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Latest month against the twelve-month averageGlobal Streaming
YouTubeYouTube — 70.020% twelve-month averageYouTube — 73.733% latest month70.0%73.7% NetflixNetflix — 11.855% twelve-month averageNetflix — 10.234% latest month11.9%10.2% SpotifySpotify — 5.114% twelve-month averageSpotify — 4.091% latest month5.11%4.09% Disney+Disney+ — 3.881% twelve-month averageDisney+ — 3.764% latest month3.88%3.76% Prime VideoPrime Video — 2.424% twelve-month averagePrime Video — 2.184% latest month2.42%2.18%
  • YouTube70.0% → 73.7%
  • Netflix11.9% → 10.2%
  • Spotify5.11% → 4.09%
  • Disney+3.88% → 3.76%
  • Prime Video2.42% → 2.18%

twelve-month average latest month

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Year-on-year change in shareUS Airlines
Southwest AirlinesSouthwest Airlines — +4.465 pts year on year+4.465 United AirlinesUnited Airlines — +1.226 pts year on year+1.226 Delta Air LinesDelta Air Lines — +1.09 pts year on year+1.09 British AirwaysBritish Airways — +0.923 pts year on year+0.923 American AirlinesAmerican Airlines — +0.776 pts year on year+0.776 Allegiant AirAllegiant Air — +0.238 pts year on year+0.238 Air CanadaAir Canada — +0.18 pts year on year+0.18 Breeze AirwaysBreeze Airways — +0.165 pts year on year+0.165 WestJetWestJet — -0.209 pts year on year-0.209 Air IndiaAir India — -0.248 pts year on year-0.248 EmiratesEmirates — -0.272 pts year on year-0.272 Japan AirlinesJapan Airlines — -0.442 pts year on year-0.442 Alaska AirlinesAlaska Airlines — -1.115 pts year on year-1.115 JetBlueJetBlue — -1.33 pts year on year-1.33 Hawaiian AirlinesHawaiian Airlines — -1.489 pts year on year-1.489 Spirit AirlinesSpirit Airlines — -2.006 pts year on year-2.006 no change
  • Southwest Airlines+4.465
  • United Airlines+1.226
  • Delta Air Lines+1.09
  • British Airways+0.923
  • American Airlines+0.776
  • Allegiant Air+0.238
  • Air Canada+0.18
  • Breeze Airways+0.165
  • WestJet−0.209
  • Air India−0.248
  • Emirates−0.272
  • Japan Airlines−0.442
  • Alaska Airlines−1.115
  • JetBlue−1.33
  • Hawaiian Airlines−1.489
  • Spirit Airlines−2.006

gained share lost share

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Each of these is a real chart from a live report, redrawn at homepage scale. Hover any bar or point for its exact figure. Browse every sector from the Airgo hub.