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Market Insights Snapshot
In an analysis of Good Feels Inc's performance across various categories and regions, the brand has demonstrated a strong presence in the tincture and sublingual category in Massachusetts. They have consistently maintained the top position from January through April 2025, indicating robust consumer demand and effective market strategies in this segment. The sales figures in this category have shown a steady upward trend, with a notable increase from January to April, suggesting successful brand loyalty and potential expansion opportunities. In contrast, Good Feels Inc's performance in the beverage category within the same state has been less dominant. Although the brand initially held the 16th position in January and February, it improved slightly to 15th in March, but subsequently fell out of the top 30 by April, highlighting a potential area for strategic reevaluation or increased marketing efforts.
The absence of Good Feels Inc in the top 30 rankings for the beverage category in Massachusetts by April 2025 could be seen as a concern, especially given the competitive landscape of cannabis beverages. This suggests either a decline in market share or a significant increase in competition, necessitating a closer look at the brand's positioning and product offerings. Meanwhile, the brand's sustained leadership in the tincture and sublingual category underscores its stronghold and expertise in this niche, which could be leveraged for further geographic expansion or product diversification. These contrasting performances across categories provide a nuanced view of Good Feels Inc's market dynamics and potential strategic directions moving forward.
Competitive Landscape
In the Massachusetts Tincture & Sublingual category, Good Feels Inc has consistently maintained its top position from January to April 2025, showcasing its strong market presence and consumer preference. Despite the steady sales decline of its closest competitor, Treeworks, which remained ranked second, Good Feels Inc has not only retained its lead but also experienced a positive sales trajectory, indicating a growing consumer base or increased purchase frequency. Meanwhile, Levia, holding the third rank, has seen a consistent drop in sales, which could suggest a shift in consumer loyalty or market dynamics favoring Good Feels Inc. This trend highlights Good Feels Inc's robust market strategy and product appeal, positioning it favorably against its competitors in the Massachusetts market.
Notable Products
In April 2025, Good Feels Inc's top-performing product was Good Vibez X - Pink Lemonade Syrup Tincture (1000mg THC, 30ml, 1oz), maintaining its first-place ranking from March with sales reaching 2447 units. The Good Vibez - Strawberry Syrup Tincture (500mg THC, 30ml, 1oz) held steady at second place, despite a slight dip in sales compared to February. The Good Vibez X - Cranberry Pomegranate Syrup Tincture (1000mg THC, 30ml, 1oz) climbed back to third place, showing a consistent position since March. Good Vibes - Watermelon Fast Acting Syrup Tincture (500mg THC, 30ml, 1oz) remained in fourth place, reflecting stable performance over the months. Lastly, the Good Vibez- Blue Raspberry Syrup Tincture (500mg THC, 30ml, 1oz) continued to rank fifth, showing a slight increase in sales from March to April.
Top Selling Cannabis Brands
Data for this report comes from real-time sales reporting by participating cannabis retailers via their point-of-sale systems, which are linked up with Headset’s business intelligence software. Headset’s data is very reliable, as it comes digitally direct from our partner retailers. However, the potential does exist for misreporting in the instance of duplicates, incorrectly classified products, inaccurate entry of products into point-of-sale systems, or even simple human error at the point of purchase. Thus, there is a slight margin of error to consider. Brands listed on this page are ranked in the top twenty within the market and product category by total retail sales volume.