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Social Listening: Revealing opportunities for brands

Social Listening: Revealing opportunities for brands

Whether you know it or not, your brand is already the subject of online discussions – in editorials, online forums, social media posts and comments. Especially on social media, consumers express opinions, feelings and experiences that directly affect the reputation and image of your business. With 5.2 billion social media users worldwide, who represent 64.7% of the population, the need for strategic Social Listening has never been greater. (more…)

AI Summary Report for PR Experts

AI Summary Report for PR Experts

If you work at a well-known brand or a PR agency, then you know how crucial it is to have timely and targeted information from media monitoring. How many times have you thought: “If only there were a tool that grouped hundreds of publicity mentions and immediately prepared a snapshot report”? (more…)

AI Summary Report: Publicity with One Click

AI Summary Report: Publicity with One Click

If you’re a communications professional or work at a PR agency, then you know what it means to start your day with hundreds of media mentions for each client. How much time do you have to read all those articles and posts you receive through media monitoring to extract useful insights? The AI Summary Report by Clip News is here to solve that problem. Through AI–powered clustering and summarization, it transforms publicity monitoring from a chore into a strategic tool. (more…)

LinkedIn Monitoring Locally Made

LinkedIn Monitoring Locally Made

LinkedIn is a global social network, but the conversations that influence your brand are usually local. Most social listening tools treat Greece as a tiny speck in a huge data stream. (more…)

LinkedIn: The most powerful tool for professionals

LinkedIn: The most powerful tool for professionals

In the era of social media, LinkedIn stands out as the top professional network. It is the place where executives, marketers, PR experts and decision makers exchange opinions, present projects and monitor the trends in their sectors. The question is, how can communication professionals tell the difference between “important information” and “noise”, considering the volume of available information? The answer is simple: with the aid of reliable data and real-time media monitoring.   (more…)