Find brand mentions beyond the caption.
Explore spoken references, on-screen brand names, and visible products that never name you in the caption. Review the source before interpreting the mention.
Find brand mentions beyond the caption.
Explore spoken references, on-screen brand names, and visible products that never name you in the caption. Review the source before interpreting the mention.
Find brand mentions beyond the caption.
Explore spoken references, on-screen brand names, and visible products that never name you in the caption. Review the source before interpreting the mention.
For teams researching customer and social conversations.
For teams researching customer and social conversations.
For teams researching customer and social conversations.
Three kinds of evidence
Recognize the mention inside the content.
A brand reference can be spoken, written on screen, or visible as a product. These signals can appear independently or together.
Products and logos
Review visible product or logo appearances without relying on a written or spoken name. Check how the product appears before interpreting its role.
Spoken mentions
Find brand and product names said aloud, even when the caption does not name them. Read the transcript to check the surrounding words.
On-screen text
Review brand references in overlays, subtitles, and other text inside the video. Inspect the source to understand how the name is used.
Three kinds of evidence
Recognize the mention inside the content.
A brand reference can be spoken, written on screen, or visible as a product. These signals can appear independently or together.
Products and logos
Review visible product or logo appearances without relying on a written or spoken name. Check how the product appears before interpreting its role.
Spoken mentions
Find brand and product names said aloud, even when the caption does not name them. Read the transcript to check the surrounding words.
On-screen text
Review brand references in overlays, subtitles, and other text inside the video. Inspect the source to understand how the name is used.
Three kinds of evidence
Recognize the mention inside the content.
A brand reference can be spoken, written on screen, or visible as a product. These signals can appear independently or together.
Spoken mentions
Find brand and product names said aloud, even when the caption does not name them. Read the transcript to check the surrounding words.
On-screen text
Review brand references in overlays, subtitles, and other text inside the video. Inspect the source to understand how the name is used.
Products and logos
Review visible product or logo appearances without relying on a written or spoken name. Check how the product appears before interpreting its role.
From discovery to review
Find the mention, then check the context.
Treat a detected appearance as a starting point. Decide whether it belongs in your research by checking the original post.
1. Define the brand question
Choose the brand or product you are researching
Describe the relevant content in your query
Keep the scope of the question clear
2. Review the detected mentions
Use available untagged labels and filters
Open the post behind a detected reference
Check the spoken, written, or visual cue
3. Decide what the source supports
Confirm the target brand or product
Read the opinion and surrounding context
Use relevant examples in your analysis
From discovery to review
Find the mention, then check the context.
Treat a detected appearance as a starting point. Decide whether it belongs in your research by checking the original post.
1. Define the brand question
Choose the brand or product you are researching
Describe the relevant content in your query
Keep the scope of the question clear
2. Review the detected mentions
Use available untagged labels and filters
Open the post behind a detected reference
Check the spoken, written, or visual cue
3. Decide what the source supports
Confirm the target brand or product
Read the opinion and surrounding context
Use relevant examples in your analysis
From discovery to review
Find the mention, then check the context.
Treat a detected appearance as a starting point. Decide whether it belongs in your research by checking the original post.
1. Define the brand question
Choose the brand or product you are researching
Describe the relevant content in your query
Keep the scope of the question clear
2. Review the detected mentions
Use available untagged labels and filters
Open the post behind a detected reference
Check the spoken, written, or visual cue
3. Decide what the source supports
Confirm the target brand or product
Read the opinion and surrounding context
Use relevant examples in your analysis
Real examples
Inspect the original brand appearance.
Explore these public posts and inspect the brand visible in the content. Check the original caption, what appears on screen, and the surrounding context.
Monster, in a celebrity’s hand
Instagram. On camera with no brand tag and no hashtag.
Red Bull, never typed
TikTok. Held to camera with no brand tag and no hashtag.
Celsius, on the shelf and in hand
TikTok. In frame twice with no brand tag in the caption.
Real examples
Inspect the original brand appearance.
Explore these public posts and inspect the brand visible in the content. Check the original caption, what appears on screen, and the surrounding context.
Monster, in a celebrity’s hand
Instagram. On camera with no brand tag and no hashtag.
Red Bull, never typed
TikTok. Held to camera with no brand tag and no hashtag.
Celsius, on the shelf and in hand
TikTok. In frame twice with no brand tag in the caption.
Real examples
Inspect the original brand appearance.
Explore these public posts and inspect the brand visible in the content. Check the original caption, what appears on screen, and the surrounding context.
Red Bull, never typed
TikTok. Held to camera with no brand tag and no hashtag.
Celsius, on the shelf and in hand
TikTok. In frame twice with no brand tag in the caption.
Monster, in a celebrity’s hand
Instagram. On camera with no brand tag and no hashtag.
Feature details
Put each brand appearance in context.
Connect detected references to brand scope, source evidence, and the reaction around them.
Brand-relative labels
A post can tag one brand and show another without naming it in the caption. Assess each reference against the brand you track.
Product and logo context
See whether a product is used, compared, displayed, or in the background. An appearance alone does not establish a recommendation.
Share of voice
Compare selected brands with relevant source examples. Interpret the share within the tracked brands and collected data.
Sentiment toward your brand
Inspect the language around the appearance and sentiment toward your query target. An absent tag does not imply a positive opinion.
Feature details
Put each brand appearance in context.
Connect detected references to brand scope, source evidence, and the reaction around them.
Brand-relative labels
A post can tag one brand and show another without naming it in the caption. Assess each reference against the brand you track.
Product and logo context
See whether a product is used, compared, displayed, or in the background. An appearance alone does not establish a recommendation.
Share of voice
Compare selected brands with relevant source examples. Interpret the share within the tracked brands and collected data.
Sentiment toward your brand
Inspect the language around the appearance and sentiment toward your query target. An absent tag does not imply a positive opinion.
Feature details
Put each brand appearance in context.
Connect detected references to brand scope, source evidence, and the reaction around them.
Brand-relative labels
A post can tag one brand and show another without naming it in the caption. Assess each reference against the brand you track.
Product and logo context
See whether a product is used, compared, displayed, or in the background. An appearance alone does not establish a recommendation.
Share of voice
Compare selected brands with relevant source examples. Interpret the share within the tracked brands and collected data.
Sentiment toward your brand
Inspect the language around the appearance and sentiment toward your query target. An absent tag does not imply a positive opinion.
Get answers before you start.
What makes a mention untagged?
It is a reference to the brand you are researching that is absent from the caption or tag, but appears in the speech, on-screen text, or visual content. The same post can be untagged for one brand and tagged for another.
Can a product appear without a spoken brand name?
Yes. A visible product, logo, or on-screen name can provide a brand reference even when nobody says it aloud. Video analysis helps you review those different signals alongside the original post.
Does an untagged mention imply positive sentiment?
No. Review what the source says and shows. An appearance can be positive, negative, neutral, or incidental, and it does not by itself establish advocacy or sponsorship status.
Will Syncly find every mention?
No complete-capture guarantee is established. Results depend on the collected data, query scope, and available analysis. Review the original content and confirm the coverage relevant to your study.
Can I work with these posts in my own AI tools?
Yes. MCP connects Syncly data to compatible AI clients using your signed-in account’s access. OpenAPI also supports programmatic access. Confirm the fields and permissions needed for your workflow with the team.
Get answers before you start.
What makes a mention untagged?
It is a reference to the brand you are researching that is absent from the caption or tag, but appears in the speech, on-screen text, or visual content. The same post can be untagged for one brand and tagged for another.
Can a product appear without a spoken brand name?
Yes. A visible product, logo, or on-screen name can provide a brand reference even when nobody says it aloud. Video analysis helps you review those different signals alongside the original post.
Does an untagged mention imply positive sentiment?
No. Review what the source says and shows. An appearance can be positive, negative, neutral, or incidental, and it does not by itself establish advocacy or sponsorship status.
Will Syncly find every mention?
No complete-capture guarantee is established. Results depend on the collected data, query scope, and available analysis. Review the original content and confirm the coverage relevant to your study.
Can I work with these posts in my own AI tools?
Yes. MCP connects Syncly data to compatible AI clients using your signed-in account’s access. OpenAPI also supports programmatic access. Confirm the fields and permissions needed for your workflow with the team.
Get answers before you start.
What makes a mention untagged?
It is a reference to the brand you are researching that is absent from the caption or tag, but appears in the speech, on-screen text, or visual content. The same post can be untagged for one brand and tagged for another.
Can a product appear without a spoken brand name?
Yes. A visible product, logo, or on-screen name can provide a brand reference even when nobody says it aloud. Video analysis helps you review those different signals alongside the original post.
Does an untagged mention imply positive sentiment?
No. Review what the source says and shows. An appearance can be positive, negative, neutral, or incidental, and it does not by itself establish advocacy or sponsorship status.
Will Syncly find every mention?
No complete-capture guarantee is established. Results depend on the collected data, query scope, and available analysis. Review the original content and confirm the coverage relevant to your study.
Can I work with these posts in my own AI tools?
Yes. MCP connects Syncly data to compatible AI clients using your signed-in account’s access. OpenAPI also supports programmatic access. Confirm the fields and permissions needed for your workflow with the team.
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