Brand Sentiment Analysis for PR Firms
Brand sentiment, crisis monitoring and media landscape reports for your clients, under your firm's name.
What you get
- Brand Sentiment Analysis
Deep consumer sentiment tracking across reviews, forums, and social discussions. Coverage tells you what reporters wrote; we add what customers say.
- Crisis Monitoring
Track complaint themes, changes in sentiment and emerging reputation risks across the sources in scope.
- Competitive Perception Mapping
Side-by-side brand perception analysis showing how your client is perceived versus competitors: by real consumers, not survey respondents.
- Media Landscape Intelligence
Analysis of coverage patterns, journalist sentiment, editorial positioning, and media narrative trends across your client's industry.
- Stakeholder Sentiment Reports
Track how specific stakeholder groups: customers, employees, investors, community members, discuss and perceive your client's brand.
- Reputation Recovery Tracking
Measure the effectiveness of PR campaigns and crisis response by tracking consumer sentiment shifts over time with historical baselines.
How it works
- Step 1Scope the Brand
Define the client, their competitive set, key stakeholders, and the specific reputation questions you need answered.
- Step 2Sentiment Deep-Dive
We scan consumer discussions, reviews, social mentions, and regulatory data across verified government and public data sources with decades of historical depth.
- Step 3Risk & Opportunity Analysis
AI agents identify reputation risks, sentiment trends, competitive perception gaps, and narrative opportunities: cross-verified for accuracy.
- Step 4Branded Report Delivery
Delivered under your firm's brand with practical findings, risk assessments, and specific recommendations for communications strategy.
Scope, methods and delivery
The problem we address
PR firms in 2026 sell narrative control, and their monitoring tools produce dashboards that someone on the team still has to read and interpret. When a crisis hits, that work happens under pressure, assessing damage after the fact instead of catching warning signs early.
Our approach
We analyze archived consumer discussions across social platforms, review patterns, social sentiment, and brand perception data across verified government and public data sources. Your clients get reputation intelligence that goes far deeper than media monitoring: showing what real people say, think, and feel about their brand versus competitors. All delivered under your firm's brand.
Why PR firms need real-time intelligence, not weekly digests
Many PR teams work from media-monitoring digests and periodic competitive overviews. A viral negative post can need a response before the next digest arrives, and a digest of mentions doesn't explain what is driving them.
The integrated PR intelligence stack
Continuous monitoring covers the full surface:
- Social platforms (X, Reddit, LinkedIn, TikTok)
- Traditional and trade media
- Podcast appearances of relevant figures
- Regulatory and enforcement announcements affecting client industries
- Sentiment shifts on review platforms
- Emerging-narrative detection from forum and discussion data
High-impact developments are flagged within hours rather than saved for a weekly roundup.
Beyond monitoring, we deliver white-label research reports for client engagements:
- Competitive narrative analysis
- Share-of-voice studies
- Earned-media gap analysis
- Executive thought-leadership opportunity scans
All deliverables ship under your firm's brand. Behind the scenes our data warehouse cross-references SEC filings, USPTO patents, federal contract data, and a long-running archive of consumer discussions so each report ties findings from those sources together on one company.
Where this works for PR firms
This fits PR firms with clients in regulated verticals, PR firms running reputation-management retainers, and firms competing for new business where an integrated research deliverable would close the pitch.
It doesn't fit firms that operate purely on owned-content storytelling without research-driven inputs — for those, a lighter-weight engagement is usually a better fit.
Questions from pr firms
How is this different from Meltwater or Cision?
Can you detect a crisis before it hits media?
How quickly can you produce a crisis assessment?
Can this help with proactive reputation building?
Can you monitor media coverage alongside consumer sentiment?
See the real reputation picture
Media monitoring shows what journalists write. We show what consumers actually think. Send us a client name, we'll show you the difference.