Spot trouble early
Spikes in negative coverage pull the health score down the day they happen, so you hear about a problem before your client calls.
Online reputation monitoring for PR agencies
Brand Pulse reads the news, YouTube, consumer complaints and marketplace ratings in English and Hindi, scores each client's brand health, and writes weekly reports where every claim links to its source.
Live figures from the Brand Pulse pipeline.
Why agencies use it
Spikes in negative coverage pull the health score down the day they happen, so you hear about a problem before your client calls.
Reports cite the articles, videos and complaints they rest on. A paragraph without a real source is dropped, so nothing reaches a client unbacked.
Hindi news and Hinglish comments are read for sentiment and themes alongside English, where much of India's conversation actually happens.
Share of voice, tone and themes for each competitor, measured the same way as your client, from the last week to the last five years.
Every health score carries a confidence badge. When a brand gets little coverage, the dashboard says so instead of inventing precision.
Per-client names, context words and exclusions keep namesakes out, and a language model checks every mention before it counts.
How it works
News sites, YouTube, complaint forums and marketplaces, in English and Hindi, every 6 hours. Duplicates of the same story are merged.
Each mention is checked for relevance, then tagged with sentiment, themes and products, in English, Hindi and Hinglish.
A scored dashboard and a weekly report with suggested actions, where every claim links to the mentions behind it.
What each client gets
One number from sentiment, negative spikes, ratings and share of voice, with its workings shown and a confidence badge when data is thin.
Recurring themes in what people say, how they are trending, and the mentions behind every count.
How much of the conversation is your client's, and how each competitor is covered, theme by theme.
Plain-English summaries and suggested actions, written every Monday. Each paragraph links to the sources behind it.
Public consumer complaints and marketplace star ratings in one view, so service issues surface early.
Click any count to see the headlines, comments and complaints behind it, with a link to the original.
Use cases
See a negative story spread across outlets and YouTube while there is still time to respond.
Follow how a new product or campaign lands, theme by theme, week by week.
Walk into client reviews with trends, competitor benchmarks and sources already assembled.
Show a prospect their own reputation picture and their competitors' before the first meeting.
Built for agencies
Add a client by describing how to find them online. Give each client their own login, or one login that opens several brands. Open any client's dashboard exactly as they see it.
Illustration with fictional brands
From net sentiment, spikes in negative coverage, marketplace ratings and share of voice. The dashboard shows each part and its weight, plus a confidence badge based on how many mentions the score rests on.
Each client has its own names, context words and exclusions, so namesakes and unrelated uses are filtered out. A language model then checks every remaining mention for relevance before it counts.
Yes. It searches Hindi news and reads Hindi and Hinglish mentions for sentiment and themes alongside English.
What changed in the week, what people are saying theme by theme, and suggested actions for the PR team. Every paragraph cites the articles, videos or complaints it rests on.
Yes. You create a login for each client, or one login that opens several dashboards, and they see only the brands you choose.
Up to two years of a client's own coverage, and share of voice against competitors for periods from 7 days to 5 years.
Every 6 hours. Weekly reports are written each Monday for the week before.
Tell us the brand. We will set it up and walk you through its dashboard.
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