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Content Analysis Card

Let's walk through how and why you should use the Content Analysis Card feature.

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Written by Cheyenne V.
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The Content Analysis Card helps you qualify and identify relevant content faster by surfacing the top entities, entity-level sentiment, author profile, and Twitter engagement in one consolidated view.

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Content Analysis Overview

The Content Analysis Card delivers you previously unsurfaced enrichments and analytics for editorial articles and X (formerly Twitter) posts. Upon clicking the analytics icon, the Content Analysis Card shows the document’s related entities, entity-level sentiment, potential reach, author profile, and social engagement.

In the Content analysis card, you can find:

  • For Editorial Content with Reach

    • A preview of the article

    • Actions

      • Open in a new tab

      • Tag

      • Share

      • Post to X (formerly Twitter)

      • Post to Facebook

      • Post to LinkedIn

    • Overall sentiment

    • Views - the estimated number of views this article has

    • Potential reach - the number of unique people who saw this content (on mobile and web)

    • Top Entities - easily scan entities in the article to better understand if the content includes products, locations, people, places, organizations, hashtags, or other entities.

  • For X (formerly Twitter) posts:

    • Overview Tab

      • A preview of the post

      • Actions

        • Open in a new tab

        • Tag

        • Share

        • Post to X (formerly Twitter)

        • Post to Facebook

        • Post to LinkedIn

      • Author’s biography and number of followers

      • Authority Score - based on the author’s follower count, with a high follower count generating a high authority score. The follower/following ratio and the total count of posts by an author also impact the final authority score

      • Social Engagement - metrics including likes and replies

      • Views - number of times the content was displayed, regardless of other engagement

      • Top Entities - easily scan entities in the article to better understand if the content includes products, locations, people, places, organizations, hashtags, or other entities.

    • Engagement Tab

      • Content in the Engagement section only includes direct replies, quotes, and reposts. Replies to replies are not included

  • For Reddit and Forums

    • A preview of the post

    • Actions

      • Open in a new tab

      • Tag

      • Share

      • Post to X (formerly Twitter)

      • Post to Facebook

      • Post to LinkedIn

  • Sentiment

  • Author Information

  • Top Entities - easily scan entities in the article to better understand if the content includes products, locations, people, places, organizations, hashtags, or other entities.


Finding and Using the Content Analysis Card

The Content Analysis card can be found in any content stream within Meltwater by hovering over the specific article or post and selecting Content Analysis. Content Streams can be found in Explore, Monitor, Topic Analysis, Analytics Tab, Dashboards, Media Relations, and Author Segments.

For example, to find the Content Analysis card in Explore, follow these steps:

  1. Click Explore in the left-hand navigation bar

  2. Open an existing saved search or create a new one

  3. Hover over an article or post to open the Content Analysis card

  4. Click Content Analysis


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