Mentionlytics arrives in Southeast Asia

Mentionlytics, an online media monitoring player, has expanded into Southeast Asia. The company offers an AI-powered online media monitoring tool that can track and analyse online content in any language.

Mentionlytics Co-founder Manos Perakakis said: "Our experience with Asian brands has shown us the immense potential of this market. Southeast Asia is witnessing exponential growth in online conversations and social media interactions, making it imperative for brands to have a comprehensive online media monitoring tool at their disposal."

John Kopanakis, also a co-founder for Mentionlytics added, "We believe that Mentionlytics can make a significant impact in this region. Our platform is designed to address the specific needs of small and medium-sized companies that often struggle to afford expensive media monitoring tools."

The company said it provides advanced features at competitive pricing, and can monitor and analyse online conversations in various languages.

"Mentionlytics is your all-in-one hub for online brand monitoring. It's got your back, from gathering mentions, conducting sentiment analysis, and profiling demographics, to scouting websites and social media. It's not just a tool, it's a team member, a reliable partner in your digital journey," said Chaque R., a Marketing Manager with a Mentionlytics customer. 

"Mentionlytics gives me the feeling of being supported in my project at all times. The support is exemplary and the implementation is extremely fast. Even customised special requests were implemented immediately so that I have a report that is completely tailored to my needs," added Pierre H., MD of a Mentionlytics customer.

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