Service

Audience Sentiment Tracker

What people feel about a brand, a topic or a person, asked directly and set beside what they watch and discuss.

Platform data shows that people watched and that they reacted. It cannot say how they felt. The Audience Sentiment Tracker puts a short, repeated set of questions to a chosen group of respondents and lines the answers up against the measured conversation around the same subject.

Run on a rhythm you choose, it shows whether a view is moving, when it moved and what was in the news at the time.

Who it is for

Built for teams that need evidence.

Brands watching their reputation

Public affairs and campaign teams

Publishers testing a topic

Agencies reporting trends to clients

What you receive

Deliverables, named.

  • A questionnaire written for your subject, with the sample and method on record
  • A tracker repeated weekly, monthly or around an event
  • Movement over time with the news and conversation volume beside it
  • Percentages by group, never individuals
  • A branded PDF and the underlying tables
How the work runs

4 steps. No surprises.

01

Frame

The subject, the group to hear from and the dates, agreed in writing.

02

Design

A short questionnaire and a sample, with what the study cannot say written beside them.

03

Field

Answers are collected, checked for consistency and kept with their method.

04

Compare

Each wave is set beside measured conversation, so a change can be read in context.

Honest edges

What this cannot tell you.

  • Respondents are a sample, not the whole country
  • Individual answers are never reported
  • Text of public comments is read only where a method is agreed for it
Questions, answered

Straight answers.

How often can it run?

As often as the question needs: weekly, monthly, or in bursts around a launch or an election.

Who are the respondents?

The group named in the brief. The sample and how it was reached are written into the method.

Does it replace social listening?

No. It adds the one thing listening cannot give: a direct answer to a question you chose.

Related services

Often used together.

Platform data is YouTube today. Instagram and Facebook are planned for January 2027, X for 2027 and connected TV by July 2027, subject to each platform's data access terms; a brief says which parts are measured and which are asked.

Bring us the question.

Name the decision, the people and the date. We write the question back in a form the data can answer.