Once · the baseline
Landscape study
Twelve months read once: where each audience talks, and in what words.
What we deliver
The answer report, plus products for other kinds of question.
A baseline read of the public conversation, then your questions answered on your rhythm. Separate products cover share of voice, event briefs, data exports and more.
The answer report
Monthly or quarterly, on your rhythm: your team's questions answered again each cycle, so you stay ahead of the trends and news shaping your brands and therapy areas. One question per page.
Question 3 of 8 · March
Which side effects do patients discuss before starting, and has that changed since the baseline?
Fatigue has overtaken nausea as the side effect patients raise before their first cycle. The shift began the week of the congress read-out and has held for five weeks.
▲ Fatigue +38% vs baselinePATIENT · FORUM"The tiredness is what scares me more than feeling sick."
CAREGIVER · REDDIT"We had no idea it would mean whole days in bed."
PATIENT · INSTAGRAM"It's the exhaustion nobody warned me about."
Patient and caregiver posts onlySTARLING · SAMPLE · INVENTED DATA
- 1You asked it, we answer it.Your question is the headline. Nobody squints at a dashboard wondering what it means.
- 2Readable between meetings.One paragraph from an analyst who read the posts, so you don't have to.
- 3"41% of what?" answered.Every figure names its base before anyone in the room can ask.
- 4News, or just Tuesday?Each number shows its change from the baseline, so you know whether to act or shrug.
- 5Quotes that win the room.Real voices, labelled by who is speaking and where, ready for your next slide.
- 6Compliance sleeps soundly.No private individual is named. Source links stay in an internal appendix.
What's inside a typical report
A sample month, page by page. Yours is shaped around your questions, so length and pages will vary.
p. 1
Cover
p. 2
The month in one page
p. 3
Narrative summary
pp. 4–11
Your questions, answered
p. 12
Volume and velocity
p. 13
Where the conversation lives
p. 14
Event timeline
p. 15
Share of voice vs competitors
pp. 16–17
Verbatims
p. 18
What we will watch
App. A
Adverse-event handling
App. B
Method and sources
Other products
Separate products, each built for a different kind of question. Most draw on the same collection and classification behind the answer report.
Monthly
Share of voice
Who gets talked about in social media and in AI answers, month by month.
When something happens
Alerts and event briefs
A short read soon after a congress, approval or competitor move.
Monthly · for your analysts
Data exports and factbook
Every classified post, in a workbook your team can cut.
On request
Workshops and training
Turn a report into decisions, or build the skill in your own team.
For teams running their own
Intelligence infrastructure
Our collection and classification pipeline, run for your analysts.
Behind every output
Public sources only
Patients and clinicians separated
Adverse events screened to your protocol
No private individual named
See one for your brand
Tell us the brand and the decision it feeds. We'll show you what the public conversation looks like.