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When coverage moves, you know. Not days later.
Media Monitoring watches news and public sources around the clock for your company, your projects and your sector — and AI filters the volume down to alerts worth your attention, delivered when they matter.
What it does
Hear about it before someone asks why you haven't.
For an operating business, the cost of missing coverage isn't abstract: it's the board member who read it first, the client who asks about it in a meeting, the competitor's announcement you respond to a week late. Media Monitoring closes that gap.
Your company
Mentions of your business and your people across news and public sources — so nothing about you reaches your clients or your board before it reaches you.
Your projects
Coverage of the projects, properties and communities you're attached to — the context that matters when a job becomes a story.
Your sector
The announcements, decisions and developments in your industry and market — tracked continuously, surfaced only when they move.
Filtered means read.
Raw monitoring buries the one alert that matters under fifty that don't — which is how monitoring ends up ignored. Media Monitoring's AI filtering exists so that when an alert reaches you, it's worth stopping for.
How it works
Set it once. It never stops watching.
Define the watch list
Your company, people, projects, competitors and sector topics — set up with you in plain language.
Monitor continuously
News and public sources are watched around the clock, including the hours nobody on your team is.
AI filters
The volume gets cut to what's relevant to your watch list — the noise never reaches your inbox.
You're alerted
When coverage moves, the alert reaches you while a response is still timely — not in next week's roundup.
Common questions
Straight answers.
Who is Media Monitoring for?
Operating businesses whose name, projects or sector show up in the news — contractors and developers attached to visible projects, property management firms answering to boards, and any company that would rather hear about coverage first than second.
How is this different from setting up a Google Alert?
A basic alert matches keywords and sends everything, which is why most of them end up filtered to a folder nobody opens. Media Monitoring is built around a watch list we define with you, with AI filtering between the sources and your inbox — so the alerts that arrive are the ones worth acting on.
What do alerts look like?
A clear notice of what moved and why it's relevant to your watch list, with the source — enough to act on in the moment it arrives, without wading through a feed.
How do I see it?
Register for the demo at the link on this page, or book a working session and we'll build the watch list around your company and projects.
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Put a watch on what matters.
Register for the demo, or bring your company and projects to a 15-minute working session and see what a filtered watch list looks like.