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How does this audience talk about X?
What has traction here?
Prove this claim.
Fresh, or tired?
What changed?
Who matters for this audience?
What can we latch onto?
How did it land?
Pull audience reactions and get themes back in the actual words real people use, ready for a brief.
tastes like punk rock in a can, genuinely obsessed
12k likes
my gym ritual now, the energy one actually works for me
214 comments
love the brand but $3 a can adds up fast, switching back
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VideoTesting @liquiddeath in a tornado simulator
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Point Claude at a brand and a category. It pulls the angles, the live ads and the verbatims, then drafts the brief end to end.
Lead with the rebellion angle. It owns 48% of the set and still feels fresh.
"tastes like punk rock". Use their words, not ours.
Hooks running 50+ days are fatiguing. Refresh the tornado spot.
One call returns every hook in the set as a versioned taxonomy, with the creative attached.
Poppi"soda's back, but better"
OlipopBlackberry Vanilla Lavender Cream Soda
CelsiusLimited Edition · Electric Vibe
People explain in public why they quit a brand. Positioning writes itself from the real reasons, not the assumed ones.
switched after the reformulation, the old one wrecked my stomach every afternoon
Reason: tolerance · 61 similar posts
love the flavours but $3 a can is a subscription i didn't sign up for
Reason: price · 104 similar posts
went back once they put the caffeine number on the front of the can
Reason: transparency · 38 similar posts
Stop waiting on the insights team. One run gives share of voice, top angles and trending topics.
Hit the API on a cron, diff against the last run, push only the deltas to your channel.
Reach is the easy number. Rank the shortlist by how much of the audience is actually yours, before anyone signs.
The best copywriter for your brand is your customer. Pull their own phrases for the pain, ranked by how often they say them.
2% engagement is great in one category and a crisis in another. Put the category baseline behind every number so "good" is a fact.
11 posts a week against a median of 6. The gap is where the engagement is coming from.
You answer 18% of mentions; the top quartile answers 54%.
84% positive against a category norm of 81%. Inside the noise.
The report that used to eat your Friday assembles itself — versus the category, versus last month, with the posts attached.
this is the ad that finally got me to try it, the tornado one
12k likes · receipt 1 of 340
everyone at my gym has one now, genuinely did not see that coming
214 comments · receipt 2 of 340
Set a promotion against what the category is actually running, so your 15% doesn't land next to everyone else's 30%.
Sitewide, live 9 days, running on Meta and the homepage banner.
Replaced 15% off eleven days ago. Ads still carry the old offer.
12-can variety pack at 22% off single-can pricing, live 3 weeks.
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Live pull from the Adveron API · sign in to explore your brands
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"I'm looking at all this, it's like, oh my gosh, never had more insight into all this stuff."
"All this data is all over the internet. There's nothing that brings it together, and you guys are doing that."
"I've never actually seen a software company do the implementation that you guys did… it built a starter dashboard for me."
"I'm a big fan of opinionated data… I know I'm going to get the same structure back."
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Mentions across every major social platform plus news. Owned media and website snapshots. Competitors' live ads from the Meta, Google, and LinkedIn ad libraries. Audience conversations from the subreddits, communities, and creators that actually matter. And none of it arrives raw: our agents read every post, watch every video, and tag each one with sentiment, topics, themes, and creative angles before it reaches you. The methodology is as much the product as the data. Missing a source? Ask.
Everything you track refreshes daily, and anything you search on demand comes straight from the platforms in real time. Activating an entity backfills about 90 days, and from there the index becomes your archive: a year from now you'll have data the platforms themselves no longer hand back.
Brand names rarely mean one thing: Dove is a soap, a chocolate, and a bird. Before anything enters your index, our agents check each mention is really about your brand and dump the spam, with humans reviewing the work. And nothing is a modeled estimate: every number rolls up from real posts you can click open and check.
Building on it yourself is the whole idea. The part you don't want to own is the plumbing: most platforms have no official API, scrapers break and come back in different shapes, and ambiguous brand names need filtering forever. We handle the collection, cleaning, tagging, and daily tracking. Your team builds whatever it wants on top, and everything you pull is yours to store, warehouse, or ship products on.
Your call. A brand can be Mars, Mars snacking, or just M&Ms, tracked per market if you want, executives' public accounts included. An audience is who you're chasing, in plain words: prospective students, GTM engineers. The narrower you define it, the better we listen. Categories run as broad as athletic wear or as narrow as running shoes.
Just tell us. New brands, audiences, and categories are usually live in the index within a business day, with about 90 days of history backfilled. And you don't have to wait for indexing: the API can also search the platforms live at request time, which covers most one-off research.
Same data, two doors. The MCP server plugs Adveron into the Claude or ChatGPT your team already uses: add it once, no code, and your AI pulls marketing data whenever a question calls for it. The API is for back-end jobs and your own agents. If your team can use a chat window, they can use this.
Dashboards are built for humans clicking through charts. Adveron gives humans and agents the source material: raw posts, ads, and verbatims, not just a sentiment score. Pull the layer you want per call, raw, aggregated, or analyzed. The API gives you everything you need to build whatever you want, not just dashboards.
Yes. Install the MCP connector at the org level and everyone signs in once. On the API, issue scoped keys per team, rotate or revoke them anytime, and share one credit pool or set per-team limits.
You pay a flat monthly fee for each entity you track: a brand, an audience, or a category. Requests against everything you track are unlimited. No seats, no metering, no penalty for reading your own data heavily. Live searches, the ones that query the platforms in real time outside your tracked set, draw from a credit pool instead, priced by the call, with volume discounts as you scale. See the full pricing breakdown →