StartPR.com - Track Buzz On Your Brand

Do you want to know what people are saying about your brand? If you do, then you should consider seeing what Startpr.com can do for you. They’ll analyze the main places where people talk about brands on the web (Twitter, blogs, Technorati, etc.) and they’ll present you with the information you are looking for. This will allow you to generate an appropriate publicity campaign for your product. One great thing about the site is the fact that you don’t have to download anything. Just tell the site what your product’s name is, and you’ll be on your way to receiving the updates. In short, the site allows companies to constantly take the pulse of their product’s buzz. They label their product as Social Media Management, but it is much more than that. If you know what people are saying about your product or website, you can quickly cater to their whims, without losing their business.

“StartPR helps you find, manage and respond to mentions of your company, your brand, your products, your service and your people online.”

Who doesn’t want to know what others are saying about their brand? This should be used by anyone who wants to follow the buzz on their product (or the competitions’).

Do they use methods not available to anyone? Why not just use Twitter search and similar services to see what people are saying?

Twitter Search, Technorati and the other search tools are great for looking for your mentions. The advantage of using a monitoring service like StartPR is that it works with all of these search engines to find the mentions. The results are stored permanently, so you can easily come back to them. By using StartPR, you may bookmark important posts, make notes about them, delegate actions to your co-workers, and create reports of your activity by week, month or any time frame you choose. It's really a multi-user management tool for blogger relations.

Try it out yourself! Here's a link for KillerStartup readers to sign up for the Beta release:
http://www.startpr.com/public/signup/killerstartups