How do people feel about your brand? Have your communication efforts been well-received, or have they fallen flat?
It’s a puzzle that communications professionals all over the world have always worked to solve. Brand sentiment is an important part of brand reputation. If you’ve got a bad reputation, you better have a good crisis plan in place and be ready to put in the work. If you’ve got a great brand reputation, it’s easier to weather any kind of storm or crisis that comes your way (including the current environment that is out of anyone’s hands).
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- Why measuring brand sentiment is so important – Know where your brand stands to help plan your strategy going forward
- How measuring and analyzing brand sentiment works – See how your sentiment compares to the sentiment around your industry in general
- How to set up sentiment analysis - Depending on the resources at your disposal
- Shortcomings of sentiment analysis – A human review is always good to catch nuanced language
Knowing how people feel about your brand and where you stand lets you plan your strategy going forward: Where you should invest more of your resources and which metrics you should be concentrating on.
