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Why Not Monitoring the Media Could Turn out to be Costly

Why Not Monitoring the Media Could Turn out to be Costly

When it comes to the success and reputation of a business, being aware of what the media are saying is essential. In fact, overlooking media messages about a brand, the industry or the competition could become quite costly to a company.

Below, we look at the 4 most relevant factors you should keep in mind to ensure awareness plus how media monitoring can help drive your business forward:

Competitors

In every industry, the competition is an extremely important factor. Not being aware of your competition’s actions or communication measures could cost you clients or sales which might lead to red numbers. Tracking your competitors’ media exposure can offer key benefits such as identifying reports on new products, advertising campaigns, unpaid content or even scandals. All of it can be important information for your next decisions.

Industry or B2B Leaders

In times like these, it is crucial to keep an eye on the latest developments, laws and regulations, ignoring these could limit your business in the long run. Opinion leaders and industry experts such as economists, politicians, business experts and researchers or scientists who have a significant impact on the respective area and shape it with their reports and findings can play a key role. Staying up to date pays off!

Sentiment Analysis

As an instrument for analyzing media content, sentiment analysis is an extremely useful feature of modern media monitoring tools. Emotions play a major role in conveying messages - whether in marketing, PR, sales or politics. They can strongly influence the success or failure of a campaign, as they are what affects the recipients of the message most. Thus, it is highly important to analyze the polarity of a message, i.e. to determine whether the message is phrased in a positive, neutral or negative way and to adapt the communication accordingly. Overlooking a wave of negative reactions can severely damage a company’s reputation.

Reputation & PR Management

Building a good reputation and maintaining it is the cornerstone of a successful business. Today, most modern agencies rely on media monitoring to accomplish both tasks: real-time media monitoring allows them to stay on top of information and keep track of everything that is being said in the media about their company.

Especially in crisis management, media monitoring is indispensable because it allows quick action to be taken, which can help reduce the damage caused by bad news.

Likewise, professionals can identify and leverage any positive information about a company through media monitoring and use it for communications, campaigns or other purposes.

In summary, media monitoring is a strategic ally of companies, which can be very useful for several purposes. Moreover, it is a driving force that helps them to propel themselves towards success. To find out how your business can benefit from a tailor-made media monitoring solution, contact us or simply book your free demo:


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