Get alerts the minute key events are spotted. No need to keep refreshing your competitors’ marketing channels.
Want a weekly digest of viral blogs from your three key competitors? Create custom roll-ups of content from your competitors.
Get alerts when competitors have spikes in their marketing.
Create alerts when competitors publish new content or a piece of content goes viral.
TrackMaven alerts are simple as answering the Who, What, and When. What brands do you want alerts on? What type of content or statistics? When do you want them delivered?
Create alerts just for yourself. Don’t worry about cluttering up the inbox of the rest of your team.
Create alerts on new campaigns or when effective marketing happens from your competitors. For example, you can create a real-time alert for any new display campaigns from your competitors. Or you can create an alert whenever your competitor has a viral Facebook post. Keep close track of key competitors without leaving your inbox.
Generate alerts or digests when content goes viral in a marketing channel. Working on building out your LinkedIn page? Set up alerts for the best LinkedIn content from your competitor’s universe delivered to your inbox in real time, daily, or weekly. Understand what is working in a channel and get content ideas.
Create digests for different marketing channels on a daily or weekly basis. Set-up a weekly digest of news articles in your market or a daily digest of all the new blog posts for your competitors.
Beat your competitors and improve your marketing across paid, owned, and earned digital marketing.
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Personal alerts make it frictionless to track what your competitors are doing in real time. No more refreshing a competitor’s website or social channels. Get alerts when the events you care about happen.
Improve your marketing by creating alerts for when your competitors have winning content. Viral content alerts give you a real-time view into what your shared audiences care about. Find out emerging trends and winning tactics without leaving your inbox.
