Media Impact & Coverage Reports
We know the media can reflect and influence views, opinions and perceptions. Our Media Impact reports provide valuable information on the volume of media coverage, audience reach and social engagement metrics, in various regions or categories to assist your media and PR strategy.
Given the rapidly evolving and ever-changing nature of the media, our analysts’ expertise is critical in providing you with a comprehensive report that is easy to understand and action.
Robust benchmarking and in-depth analysis
Our in-depth media analysis is designed to help you understand your organisation’s Media Impact and demonstrate the effective execution of your media strategy and tactics.
Based on behavioural insights into media consumption, our metrics provide a comprehensive analysis that gives you a thorough understanding of the likely impact and effects of media coverage on your target audience.
Our Media Impact reports allow you to:
- Analyse for points of view, narratives, messaging and sources so that you can understand the full picture and where you fit.
- Establish benchmarks and measure KPIs
- Manage breaking issues;
- Spotlight social media insights; and
- Understand your media landscape
Discover your Media Impact Score
Our best practice, Media Impact Score methodology is based on the tone of your media coverage as well as the likely impact of that coverage on your key audiences and communities. Taking your key message traction, spokesperson presence and media positioning into account, you can determine the success and effectiveness of your communication efforts.
We provide seamless integration across all media types without sacrificing what is unique to each medium. Our methodology can be customised to your media strategy and what success looks like for your organisation.
Understand the quality and impact of your organisation’s media coverage
Your score is the result of an in-depth analysis of the channels and conversations surrounding your brand or chosen topic. These include:
Placement of articles – where an item is and the impact this may have on audience exposure.
Topics – where topics are discussed and reported, and their relative importance to you.
Tone of content – identifying extreme language, positioning and imagery that can impact overall meaning.
Positioning of context – such as key messages, headline, prominent mention, passing mention.
Messages – the strength of messages communicated in articles.
Images – photos, illustrations, charts, cartoons, or the image content or video.
Sources quoted – individuals and organisations present in any item and what they were communicating.
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