Media Coverage Analysis

Media Coverage Analysis - Media RepTrak™

Reputation Institute helps clients assess the impact of media coverage on their reputation. Our approach uses the RepTrak™ framework, allowing for media analysis to easily be integrated into clients' reputation management systems (e.g. integrated with reputation/brand perception analysis), to examine whether and how media coverage is contributing to building up or breaking down reputation.

Reputation Institute delivers client customized solutions that not only look at overall media impact on reputation, but also emphasize the impact on the characteristics and ideas that are most important to specific client reputation. This approach is better suited to looking at the strategic implications of media coverage (e.g. quarterly reporting), so is typically complementary to real time monitoring of coverage. Reputation Institute also provides support for clients looking to further customize and enhance their existing on-going media monitoring and real time analysis.

Reputation Institute's analysis is primarily based on a structured evaluation of coverage, using the RepTrak™ framework, by human analysts. This allows the analysis to be based on multiple media types (e.g. print, broadcast, online, blog) and evaluated across virtually all languages.

Reputation Institute is flexible in meeting client media sourcing needs, using multiple vendors for data sourcing and analysis support around the world. RI can support clients in media related vendor selection, as well.

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Reputation Institute works with many of the most highly regarded organizations in the world. In particular, we have deep experience in working with companies from the following industries:

  • Pharmaceuticals
  • Financial Services
  • Energy
  • Utilities
  • Consumer Products
  • Technology
  • Health Care
  • Manufacturing
  • Agriculture