Understand what people think of your brand.
Explore brand conversations across social. Look inside videos, understand the reactions, and compare competitors with the original posts in view.
Understand what people think of your brand.
Explore brand conversations across social. Look inside videos, understand the reactions, and compare competitors with the original posts in view.
Understand what people think of your brand.
Explore brand conversations across social. Look inside videos, understand the reactions, and compare competitors with the original posts in view.
Trusted by growing brands. Backed by Y Combinator.
Trusted by growing brands. Backed by Y Combinator.
Trusted by growing brands. Backed by Y Combinator.
Your brand team's working week
Bring evidence to recurring brand decisions.
Start with the decision, then examine the conversations and posts that can inform it.
Find mentions beyond captions
Review brand references in speech, on-screen text, and visible products or logos. Check how the brand is identified in relevant videos, then use those source examples when discussing brand recognition or choosing a creative message to test.
Understand the reaction in context
Investigate sentiment and recurring language alongside source posts. After a launch or a change in conversation, read the praise, confusion, or concerns people express and check the context before deciding which issue needs your team’s attention.
Compare your brand with competitors
Compare selected brand or product queries on the same basis, then inspect the content behind a difference. Keep the comparison period and tracked brand set visible, and save comparison settings to support the next recurring competitive review.
Track the posts behind a change
Review available metric history and individual post performance with the content in view. Inspect the posts behind a change, then use relevant hooks, messages, or presentation examples to develop a content hypothesis your team can test.
Your brand team's working week
Bring evidence to recurring brand decisions.
Start with the decision, then examine the conversations and posts that can inform it.
Find mentions beyond captions
Review brand references in speech, on-screen text, and visible products or logos. Check how the brand is identified in relevant videos, then use those source examples when discussing brand recognition or choosing a creative message to test.
Understand the reaction in context
Investigate sentiment and recurring language alongside source posts. After a launch or a change in conversation, read the praise, confusion, or concerns people express and check the context before deciding which issue needs your team’s attention.
Compare your brand with competitors
Compare selected brand or product queries on the same basis, then inspect the content behind a difference. Keep the comparison period and tracked brand set visible, and save comparison settings to support the next recurring competitive review.
Track the posts behind a change
Review available metric history and individual post performance with the content in view. Inspect the posts behind a change, then use relevant hooks, messages, or presentation examples to develop a content hypothesis your team can test.
Your brand team's working week
Bring evidence to recurring brand decisions.
Start with the decision, then examine the conversations and posts that can inform it.
Find mentions beyond captions
Review brand references in speech, on-screen text, and visible products or logos. Check how the brand is identified in relevant videos, then use those source examples when discussing brand recognition or choosing a creative message to test.
Understand the reaction in context
Investigate sentiment and recurring language alongside source posts. After a launch or a change in conversation, read the praise, confusion, or concerns people express and check the context before deciding which issue needs your team’s attention.
Compare your brand with competitors
Compare selected brand or product queries on the same basis, then inspect the content behind a difference. Keep the comparison period and tracked brand set visible, and save comparison settings to support the next recurring competitive review.
Track the posts behind a change
Review available metric history and individual post performance with the content in view. Inspect the posts behind a change, then use relevant hooks, messages, or presentation examples to develop a content hypothesis your team can test.
For your next brand meeting
Put social evidence to work.
Use brand conversations to prepare reviews, launch debriefs, competitive updates, and content briefs.
Check your brand associations
Review recurring keywords and sentiment around your brand, then open the posts behind praise or concern. Bring the language people use into your brand review, with source examples that explain the association you want to investigate.
Read the launch reaction
After a launch, inspect how people introduce the product and describe their first reaction. Review the original videos and relevant posts alongside sentiment. Prepare a debrief that separates observed reactions from questions your team still needs to answer.
Prepare a competitive update
Review share of voice for the brands you track, then compare selected brand queries on sentiment, conversation, and performance. Inspect the posts behind differences and save the comparison settings for the next review. Bring source examples into your competitive update.
Choose a creative test
Inspect the hook, narrative, visual format, and selling points in relevant short-form videos. Pair those observations with available post metrics, then write a creative brief that names the message or format your team wants to test.
For your next brand meeting
Put social evidence to work.
Use brand conversations to prepare reviews, launch debriefs, competitive updates, and content briefs.
Check your brand associations
Review recurring keywords and sentiment around your brand, then open the posts behind praise or concern. Bring the language people use into your brand review, with source examples that explain the association you want to investigate.
Read the launch reaction
After a launch, inspect how people introduce the product and describe their first reaction. Review the original videos and relevant posts alongside sentiment. Prepare a debrief that separates observed reactions from questions your team still needs to answer.
Prepare a competitive update
Review share of voice for the brands you track, then compare selected brand queries on sentiment, conversation, and performance. Inspect the posts behind differences and save the comparison settings for the next review. Bring source examples into your competitive update.
Choose a creative test
Inspect the hook, narrative, visual format, and selling points in relevant short-form videos. Pair those observations with available post metrics, then write a creative brief that names the message or format your team wants to test.
For your next brand meeting
Put social evidence to work.
Use brand conversations to prepare reviews, launch debriefs, competitive updates, and content briefs.
Check your brand associations
Review recurring keywords and sentiment around your brand, then open the posts behind praise or concern. Bring the language people use into your brand review, with source examples that explain the association you want to investigate.
Read the launch reaction
After a launch, inspect how people introduce the product and describe their first reaction. Review the original videos and relevant posts alongside sentiment. Prepare a debrief that separates observed reactions from questions your team still needs to answer.
Prepare a competitive update
Review share of voice for the brands you track, then compare selected brand queries on sentiment, conversation, and performance. Inspect the posts behind differences and save the comparison settings for the next review. Bring source examples into your competitive update.
Choose a creative test
Inspect the hook, narrative, visual format, and selling points in relevant short-form videos. Pair those observations with available post metrics, then write a creative brief that names the message or format your team wants to test.
From review to next step
Give the review a clear structure.
Keep the question, comparison, and source evidence connected.
1. Set the review question
Choose the brand, product, topic, and review period.
Define what makes a post relevant here.
Agree on the competitors you will compare.
2. Inspect the change
Review metrics and language alongside relevant posts.
Open source material to check statements and context.
Check whether the evidence supports your interpretation.
3. Prepare the team decision
Choose examples that explain the finding clearly.
Export the post data your review needs.
Separate observations, open questions, and proposed next steps.
From review to next step
Give the review a clear structure.
Keep the question, comparison, and source evidence connected.
1. Set the review question
Choose the brand, product, topic, and review period.
Define what makes a post relevant here.
Agree on the competitors you will compare.
2. Inspect the change
Review metrics and language alongside relevant posts.
Open source material to check statements and context.
Check whether the evidence supports your interpretation.
3. Prepare the team decision
Choose examples that explain the finding clearly.
Export the post data your review needs.
Separate observations, open questions, and proposed next steps.
From review to next step
Give the review a clear structure.
Keep the question, comparison, and source evidence connected.
1. Set the review question
Choose the brand, product, topic, and review period.
Define what makes a post relevant here.
Agree on the competitors you will compare.
2. Inspect the change
Review metrics and language alongside relevant posts.
Open source material to check statements and context.
Check whether the evidence supports your interpretation.
3. Prepare the team decision
Choose examples that explain the finding clearly.
Export the post data your review needs.
Separate observations, open questions, and proposed next steps.
Get answers before you start.
General
Getting Started
Pricing
Integrations
Security & Privacy
How can we use Syncly alongside our existing listening platform?
Start with a defined brand question and compare the evidence available for it. Syncly Social adds speech, on-screen text, and visual context from supported social videos. Your team can review the source posts and export available post fields for use in its existing analysis and reporting.
Does share of voice represent our whole market?
Share of voice compares the brands you choose within the collected data. Keep that competitor set and research scope with your findings. Use it to describe your position in the tracked conversation, and check the posts behind changes before interpreting them.
Can we use this to review launch or campaign reactions?
You can investigate a relevant query, review negative mentions, inspect changes in attention, and examine the source posts. Your team defines the scope and interprets the reaction. These observations do not establish sales lift or prove that a campaign caused a change.
What should we bring to a demo?
Bring a brand, product, or topic question, the competitors you want to compare, and an example of a recurring review or report. We can use that context to discuss the analysis, source evidence, and available outputs your team needs.
Get answers before you start.
General
Getting Started
Pricing
Integrations
Security & Privacy
How can we use Syncly alongside our existing listening platform?
Start with a defined brand question and compare the evidence available for it. Syncly Social adds speech, on-screen text, and visual context from supported social videos. Your team can review the source posts and export available post fields for use in its existing analysis and reporting.
Does share of voice represent our whole market?
Share of voice compares the brands you choose within the collected data. Keep that competitor set and research scope with your findings. Use it to describe your position in the tracked conversation, and check the posts behind changes before interpreting them.
Can we use this to review launch or campaign reactions?
You can investigate a relevant query, review negative mentions, inspect changes in attention, and examine the source posts. Your team defines the scope and interprets the reaction. These observations do not establish sales lift or prove that a campaign caused a change.
What should we bring to a demo?
Bring a brand, product, or topic question, the competitors you want to compare, and an example of a recurring review or report. We can use that context to discuss the analysis, source evidence, and available outputs your team needs.
Get answers before you start.
How can we use Syncly alongside our existing listening platform?
Start with a defined brand question and compare the evidence available for it. Syncly Social adds speech, on-screen text, and visual context from supported social videos. Your team can review the source posts and export available post fields for use in its existing analysis and reporting.
Does share of voice represent our whole market?
Share of voice compares the brands you choose within the collected data. Keep that competitor set and research scope with your findings. Use it to describe your position in the tracked conversation, and check the posts behind changes before interpreting them.
Can we use this to review launch or campaign reactions?
You can investigate a relevant query, review negative mentions, inspect changes in attention, and examine the source posts. Your team defines the scope and interprets the reaction. These observations do not establish sales lift or prove that a campaign caused a change.
What should we bring to a demo?
Bring a brand, product, or topic question, the competitors you want to compare, and an example of a recurring review or report. We can use that context to discuss the analysis, source evidence, and available outputs your team needs.
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