Mention counts
Measure how often a brand, topic, campaign, or competitor is being discussed.
Kommon Poll helps teams measure mention volume, reach proxies, author activity, platform distribution, time-based change, competitor comparisons, and statistical patterns behind online conversation.
Raw counts can be misleading unless they are connected to time, source, sentiment, competitor context, and audience behaviour. A spike on one platform may mean something different from a steady cross-channel increase.
Kommon Poll structures statistical insights so teams can see what changed, how large the movement was, where it came from, and whether it matters. This helps turn dashboards into evidence for decisions.
The page is designed for teams that need defensible reporting: marketers tracking performance, PR teams monitoring risk, agencies reporting to clients, and leaders reviewing brand health.
Measure how often a brand, topic, campaign, or competitor is being discussed.
Use available engagement and source signals to estimate visibility and conversation impact.
Track daily, weekly, monthly, or campaign-period changes in conversation volume.
Each workflow combines monitoring, filtering, AI interpretation, and reporting so the page is useful beyond a simple feature description.
Measure how often a brand, topic, campaign, or competitor is being discussed.
Use available engagement and source signals to estimate visibility and conversation impact.
Track daily, weekly, monthly, or campaign-period changes in conversation volume.
Benchmark your activity against competitors using share of voice and related indicators.
Understand which platforms contribute most to the conversation and how patterns differ by source.
Identify recurring authors, influential voices, and contributors driving discussion.
Use these examples as starting points for configuring searches, alerts, dashboards, and reports around the outcomes your team needs.
Kommon Poll is designed to make public conversation easier to operationalize: define the scope, collect the signal, interpret the pattern, and share what matters.
Define whether you are measuring volume, growth, share, source mix, author activity, or impact.
Break down results by time, platform, competitor, sentiment, campaign, or topic.
Look for spikes, dips, recurring cycles, outliers, and source-level differences.
Explain what the numbers mean and what the team should do next.
Mention count is useful, but context such as source, sentiment, author, and competitor comparison makes it more meaningful.
Yes. Statistical summaries can support recurring reports, executive updates, and campaign reviews.
Yes. Period comparisons help identify whether movement is unusual or part of a normal pattern.
Connect this page with adjacent workflows so users can understand the broader value of public conversation intelligence.
Use Kommon Poll to measure, compare, and explain the patterns behind public conversation.