Investigative research: we examine your company’s standing in the press
Our open media research examines your company’s standing in the press. We track news stories, both big and small, as well as social media to ascertain information about your company, which can provide you insight into your marketing strategy, clients, market conditions, data security, employees and competitors.
Whether the news is good or bad, you should be aware of it as it can help you assess your organisational strengths and weaknesses. In turn, this better informs your future strategic decision making, from recruitment to reputation management. This may help your company in ways you might not imagine – from solving problems to accentuating positives.
If leaks are identified it may impact present and future hiring decisions or allow you to protect proprietary information and client data. You can better protect your company’s reputation should negative, harmful or threatening material be identified. In the long run, the avoidance of litigation, compliance with legal regulations with regard to, for example, data protection and improved client satisfaction will prove to be invaluable. That is why it is better to proactive.
Rouse Investigations has access to specialised data sources that allow us to perform highly focused and extensive research and analysis. We have access to both current and archived news articles and press releases from over 20,000 local, national and international sources. Our highly skilled researchers can examine over two decades worth of information held at major newswires, all newspapers, trade journals, magazines and other specialist publications.
We start with a standard English language media search, with the ability to turn to a network of localised researchers around the world for additional support. With access to archives in multiple languages and over 1000 search engines, which access data standard search engines cannot, our teams are perfectly positioned to find anything there is to be found. Our report highlights the most pertinent information that may be relevant.