Mediastilo vs media monitoring
Monitoring tells you what was said. Mediastilo writes the story.
Media monitoring tools serve PR and communications teams: mentions, sentiment, alerts and reports. Mediastilo is for the people who publish: it reads the sources you choose and drafts stories for your site, in your voice.
Side by side
What this kind of tool is built for, next to what Mediastilo does.
Which one fits
They do different jobs. The honest answer depends on yours.
Choose a monitoring tool if
- Your job is reporting on coverage to a client, a board or a campaign team
- You need social media, and print, TV or radio where it is offered
- You follow what is said about a brand rather than publish news yourself
Choose Mediastilo if
- Your job is publishing news on your own site, every day
- Your stories start in official sources that nobody else rewrites
- You want drafts in your voice that an editor approves before anything goes live
Questions about monitoring tools and Mediastilo
Can we use both?
Yes, they do not overlap much. A monitoring tool tells a communications team how coverage is going; Mediastilo writes and publishes the stories. A group with a PR team and a news site could use each for its own job.
Does Mediastilo do sentiment and trends too?
Yes: sentiment, share of voice and topic trends across the sources you follow. It does not cover social media, print or broadcast, and it does not produce coverage reports.
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