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Sentiment Analysis
Using Natural Language Processing to understand how people feel about content.
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Sentiment analysis attempts to provide a basis for understanding peoples feelings toward an entity such as a person, thing, or idea
Analyzing sentiment
Sentiment analysis attempts to provide a basis for understanding people's feelings toward an entity such as a person, thing, or idea. It is applied to social media and brand management as a method of discerning the direction of public opinion.
In reputation management, we measure sentiment in a somewhat different way. It is both automated and human-based. We look at sentiment in the context of search results and visibility. Something with a strongly negative sentiment that is far back in search results is less of a threat than something of slightly negative sentiment that sits at the top of page one in Google or Bing.
Resources on sentiment analysis
Resources about sentiment
- What is sentiment analysis?
- What is reputation?
- How to measure corporate sentiment
- How to win the brand comparison war
- The relationship between sentiment and reputation
- Brand sentiment analysis
- The value of corporate reputation
- Net Promoter Score (NPS)
- Reputation Quotient Model
“Reputation X has done an excellent job for our company. They deleted nearly all negative online content placed by a very active detractor, and pushed down the rest.”

"You will be glad to have Reputation X as a strategic partner."
