Read the conversation around your brand.

Explore sentiment, keywords, and hashtags in your collected posts. Open the source content to understand the reaction behind the language.

Read the conversation around your brand.

Explore sentiment, keywords, and hashtags in your collected posts. Open the source content to understand the reaction behind the language.

Read the conversation around your brand.

Explore sentiment, keywords, and hashtags in your collected posts. Open the source content to understand the reaction behind the language.

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Read the conversation

Connect the language to its source.

Start with a defined query, then explore what people say and the context of their reactions.

Full transcript product illustration.

Inspect the surrounding context

Read the caption or transcript and review the source content. Separate a passing reference from a product experience or recommendation.

Spoken mentions product illustration.

Read sentiment toward your query

Check the reaction toward the brand, product, or topic you chose. Open the post to see what earned praise or criticism.

Keywords and hashtags product illustration.

Explore keywords and hashtags

Find the words appearing across collected posts. Use them as starting points for a closer look at the discussion.

Read the conversation

Connect the language to its source.

Start with a defined query, then explore what people say and the context of their reactions.

Full transcript product illustration.

Inspect the surrounding context

Read the caption or transcript and review the source content. Separate a passing reference from a product experience or recommendation.

Spoken mentions product illustration.

Read sentiment toward your query

Check the reaction toward the brand, product, or topic you chose. Open the post to see what earned praise or criticism.

Keywords and hashtags product illustration.

Explore keywords and hashtags

Find the words appearing across collected posts. Use them as starting points for a closer look at the discussion.

Read the conversation

Connect the language to its source.

Start with a defined query, then explore what people say and the context of their reactions.

Spoken mentions product illustration.

Read sentiment toward your query

Check the reaction toward the brand, product, or topic you chose. Open the post to see what earned praise or criticism.

Keywords and hashtags product illustration.

Explore keywords and hashtags

Find the words appearing across collected posts. Use them as starting points for a closer look at the discussion.

Full transcript product illustration.

Inspect the surrounding context

Read the caption or transcript and review the source content. Separate a passing reference from a product experience or recommendation.

From query to context

Follow a reaction back to the post.

Use the same research question as you move from the conversation view to individual examples.

1. Choose the subject

Open the relevant brand, product, or topic query

Keep the comparison period consistent

Check what the collected posts cover

2. Find a discussion to examine

Explore extracted keywords and hashtags

Review sentiment toward the query target

Choose the posts relevant to your question

3. Read the source in context

Inspect the available caption or transcript

Watch how the brand or product appears

Note what the post supports and what needs more research

From query to context

Follow a reaction back to the post.

Use the same research question as you move from the conversation view to individual examples.

1. Choose the subject

Open the relevant brand, product, or topic query

Keep the comparison period consistent

Check what the collected posts cover

2. Find a discussion to examine

Explore extracted keywords and hashtags

Review sentiment toward the query target

Choose the posts relevant to your question

3. Read the source in context

Inspect the available caption or transcript

Watch how the brand or product appears

Note what the post supports and what needs more research

From query to context

Follow a reaction back to the post.

Use the same research question as you move from the conversation view to individual examples.

1. Choose the subject

Open the relevant brand, product, or topic query

Keep the comparison period consistent

Check what the collected posts cover

2. Find a discussion to examine

Explore extracted keywords and hashtags

Review sentiment toward the query target

Choose the posts relevant to your question

3. Read the source in context

Inspect the available caption or transcript

Watch how the brand or product appears

Note what the post supports and what needs more research

Feature details

Investigate the conversations behind a change.

Review emerging concerns, impressions spikes, and differences between the queries you track.

Negative mention monitoring

Review recent negative mentions and the words people used in Insights. Open the source posts to understand the concerns in context.

Spike analysis

Investigate posts, discussion, and outside events associated with an impressions peak. A related event is a lead to examine, not proof of the cause.

Competitive Research

Compare selected brand, product, or topic queries. Check their scope and source posts before interpreting a difference.

Post exports

Export post data for further analysis. Keep the original wording and research scope with the evidence in the report you prepare.

Feature details

Investigate the conversations behind a change.

Review emerging concerns, impressions spikes, and differences between the queries you track.

Negative mention monitoring

Review recent negative mentions and the words people used in Insights. Open the source posts to understand the concerns in context.

Spike analysis

Investigate posts, discussion, and outside events associated with an impressions peak. A related event is a lead to examine, not proof of the cause.

Competitive Research

Compare selected brand, product, or topic queries. Check their scope and source posts before interpreting a difference.

Post exports

Export post data for further analysis. Keep the original wording and research scope with the evidence in the report you prepare.

Feature details

Investigate the conversations behind a change.

Review emerging concerns, impressions spikes, and differences between the queries you track.

Negative mention monitoring

Review recent negative mentions and the words people used in Insights. Open the source posts to understand the concerns in context.

Spike analysis

Investigate posts, discussion, and outside events associated with an impressions peak. A related event is a lead to examine, not proof of the cause.

Competitive Research

Compare selected brand, product, or topic queries. Check their scope and source posts before interpreting a difference.

Post exports

Export post data for further analysis. Keep the original wording and research scope with the evidence in the report you prepare.

Get answers before you start.

What does Conversation summarize?

Conversation aggregates extracted keywords and hashtags from the posts collected for your query. Review those words alongside sentiment and source content to understand the discussion. It does not represent a survey of the whole market.

Whose sentiment am I looking at?

Sentiment is assessed toward your current query target. Review the post to see what the speaker is reacting to and how the surrounding context affects the interpretation.

How can I investigate negative reactions?

Use Negative mention monitoring in Insights to review negative mentions and their original wording. It supports your team’s review. It is not a crisis alert, severity score, or guarantee that every negative post is detected.

Does Spike analysis establish the cause of a change?

No. It helps investigate posts, discussion, and outside events associated with a chart peak. Use those as evidence for further review, without treating an observed relationship as proof of causality.

Can I compare competing brands?

Yes. Define the queries you need and compare selected queries in Competitive Research. Use consistent scope and metrics, then inspect the underlying posts before drawing a conclusion.

Get answers before you start.

What does Conversation summarize?

Conversation aggregates extracted keywords and hashtags from the posts collected for your query. Review those words alongside sentiment and source content to understand the discussion. It does not represent a survey of the whole market.

Whose sentiment am I looking at?

Sentiment is assessed toward your current query target. Review the post to see what the speaker is reacting to and how the surrounding context affects the interpretation.

How can I investigate negative reactions?

Use Negative mention monitoring in Insights to review negative mentions and their original wording. It supports your team’s review. It is not a crisis alert, severity score, or guarantee that every negative post is detected.

Does Spike analysis establish the cause of a change?

No. It helps investigate posts, discussion, and outside events associated with a chart peak. Use those as evidence for further review, without treating an observed relationship as proof of causality.

Can I compare competing brands?

Yes. Define the queries you need and compare selected queries in Competitive Research. Use consistent scope and metrics, then inspect the underlying posts before drawing a conclusion.

Get answers before you start.

What does Conversation summarize?

Conversation aggregates extracted keywords and hashtags from the posts collected for your query. Review those words alongside sentiment and source content to understand the discussion. It does not represent a survey of the whole market.

Whose sentiment am I looking at?

Sentiment is assessed toward your current query target. Review the post to see what the speaker is reacting to and how the surrounding context affects the interpretation.

How can I investigate negative reactions?

Use Negative mention monitoring in Insights to review negative mentions and their original wording. It supports your team’s review. It is not a crisis alert, severity score, or guarantee that every negative post is detected.

Does Spike analysis establish the cause of a change?

No. It helps investigate posts, discussion, and outside events associated with a chart peak. Use those as evidence for further review, without treating an observed relationship as proof of causality.

Can I compare competing brands?

Yes. Define the queries you need and compare selected queries in Competitive Research. Use consistent scope and metrics, then inspect the underlying posts before drawing a conclusion.

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