Mynewsdesk

Coverage report

know what’s been said.

See how people feel about your brand and what drives the discussion.
Gain actionable insights with automated analysis.

Sentiment comparison

Tag mentions as positive, neutral, or negative across every channel.

Thematic grouping

Identify storylines and topics that shape your brand’s media presence.

Intuitive dashboard

Get the full picture of your brand, wherever the conversation happens

Coverage report

How does coverage report work?

Our coverage report shows you how people feel and what they’re saying about your brand across news, blogs, social media, podcasts, and video platforms. It gives you a clear, data-driven view of your reputation.

 

Every mention is automatically tagged by sentiment and grouped by key topics, making it easy to spot trends, understand what drives engagement, and see which stories resonate most.

 

Export easy-to-digest reports to share with your team or stakeholders, and use these insights to refine your messaging, prioritise the right content, and prove the value of your PR efforts.

 

With media coverage, you can make smarter, more effective communication decisions backed by real audience data.

 

 

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FAQ

  • The coverage report is your PR scoreboard. It pulls together all your media mentions – articles, blog posts, social shares – into one place. You’ll see which stories landed, how much reach you got, and what kind of buzz you’re building. Perfect for showing your boss (or client) the real impact of your work

  • Our monitoring tool does it for you.

    Normally you would have to collect every article, blog post, and mention your brand has received over a set period. Then, organize them by date, outlet, and type (news, blog, social). Add in links, screenshots, and a quick summary of each mention. Wrap it up with a few key takeaways: What worked? What didn’t? What should you do next time? Not now. Mynewsdesk automates this for you.

  • A coverage report should include the number of media mentions, publication reach, sentiment (positive, neutral, negative), share of voice, key message pull-through, and engagement metrics like shares or comments