Category: general
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1. Google Alerts (Always the best) Best for: Beginners and simple web monitoring Google Alerts lets you track specific keywords across the open web (including news sites and blogs), delivered via email. ✅ Easy to use✅ Fast setup✅ No login required Limitations: No sentiment, analytics, or source filtering. 🔗 Set up Google Alerts 2. Websays…
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In a world where conversations are currency, monitoring social media isn’t just smart—it’s essential. Whether you’re a small business, an influencer, or a brand strategist, keeping tabs on what people are saying about you online helps you protect your reputation, understand your audience, and drive engagement. The best part? You don’t need to spend a…
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Stay ahead of crises and shape how your brand is perceived. Learn how to manage online reputation proactively using Websays’ AI-powered monitoring tools.
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Discover what’s next in social listening—from smarter sentiment to predictive trends. Here’s how to future-proof your strategy with Websays.
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Gone are the days when brands could afford to wait a quarter—or even a week—to make strategic decisions. In 2025, the businesses that grow the fastest are the ones that move the fastest. And speed requires clarity. That clarity comes from real-time data. From social sentiment shifts to emerging product trends, real-time insights enable brands…
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The Role of Social Listening in Crisis Management
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How Social Listening Transforms Brand Strategies
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What are the new Twitter Fleets and how do they differ from the classic tweets? In this post we talk about this new functionality of the platform.
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We introduce a new functionality within our tool, the Easy Dashboard, which allows you to create reports quickly and intuitively, as well as the possibility of downloading them and sending them by email directly to interested people.
