Social Listening

Every mention of your brand, in one feed

Track public mentions of your handles, name, and keywords across networks in a single stream. Reply before a question goes cold, catch a complaint before it spreads, and watch your sentiment move week over week — without searching your own name app by app.

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Total mentions
284
+47 this week
Avg. relevancy
0.76
High signal
Sentiment
68%
Positive
Unread
23
New mentions
@growthlydia2h ago

Finally found a tool that handles client approvals without the chaos

Positive
0.92
score
Marco Devlin4h ago

What does everyone use for scheduling across five platforms at once?

Neutral
0.87
score
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How it works

Four steps from idea to live — and the last one runs without you.

Step 1

Set what to listen for

Add your handles, your brand name and its common misspellings, your product names, and the keywords you care about. Kadenzo watches public posts and comments for each one across the networks you connect.

Listening for
@yourbrand · all handles
Brand name + misspellings
Product & campaign terms
Step 2

Mentions land in one stream

Every match flows into a single chronological feed instead of scattering across six apps' notification tabs. Each mention shows the network, the author's public handle, and the post it came from, so you have the full context at a glance.

New mentions
𝕏“love the new update” · X
▦tagged in a story · Instagram
innamed in a comparison · LinkedIn
Step 3

Read the sentiment

Each mention is tagged positive, neutral, or negative, and the trend rolls up into a simple read on how the conversation is moving. A spike in negatives is a flag you see in the dashboard, not a surprise you hear about a week late.

This week's mentions
Positive62%
Neutral28%
Negative10%
Step 4

Triage and respond

Flag the mentions worth a reply, mark the noise as handled, and clear the feed to zero. The ones that need a fast answer rise to the top so a question never sits unseen for two days.

Triage
→Needs a reply · 3
✓Marked handled · 11
♢Watching · 2

What you get

One feed, every network

Mentions from each connected platform collect in a single stream, so you stop tabbing through Instagram, X, LinkedIn, and the rest hunting for your own name.

Reply before it goes cold

A question answered in an hour earns goodwill; one answered in three days reads as neglect. Seeing mentions as they land is the difference between the two.

Catch issues early

A rising count of negative mentions surfaces in the dashboard while it's still a handful of posts — early enough to respond on your terms, not damage-control later.

Sentiment you can track

Positive, neutral, and negative tagging turns a fuzzy sense of how people feel into a line you can watch move week over week.

Keyword and handle tracking

Listen for your handles, brand name and misspellings, product names, and the phrases your audience actually uses — not just the @-mentions that notify you.

Coming soon

Find untagged mentions

Plenty of people name a brand without tagging it. Keyword listening catches those conversations that never trigger a notification at all.

The conversation about you happens whether you're watching or not

People talk about your brand on their own schedule — a happy customer at 11pm, a confused one mid-launch, a competitor's audience asking how you compare. Native notifications only catch the fraction who remember to tag you, and even those get buried under likes and follows in a tab you check twice a day.

Social listening flips that. You tell Kadenzo what to watch for — your handles, your name and the ways people misspell it, your product and campaign terms — and every public match collects in one feed in the order it happened. The mention you'd have missed on a Tuesday afternoon is right there, with the post it came from one click away.

This is about your own brand and reputation, not about surveilling individuals. You're listening for what's said about you across the public web, the same conversations a thorough manager would find by searching each app by hand — just gathered into one place instead of six.

You can't reply to a mention you never saw, and you can't fix a problem you heard about a week too late.

Kadenzo vs Searching each app by hand

Kadenzo
Searching each app by hand
All networks in one feed
Catches untagged keyword mentions
If you remember to search
Sentiment tagged automatically
Trend over time
Triage: flag, handle, clear
In your head
Early warning on negatives
Nothing buried in notification tabs

Who it's for

Never miss a mention solo

One person can't refresh six apps all day. Let mentions of your name and handles collect in one feed and reply to the ones that matter in a single sitting.

Solo creators

Watch every client's reputation at once

Keep a listening feed per client so you spot the brewing complaint or the glowing shoutout before they do — and bring it to the next review as proof you're on it.

Agencies

Read sentiment around a launch

Track how the conversation moves the day a campaign drops, catch the confused questions early, and adjust the messaging while it still matters.

Marketers

Frequently asked

What exactly does Kadenzo listen to?

Public mentions of the things you tell it to watch: your handles, your brand name and its misspellings, product names, and keywords. It surfaces posts and comments from the networks you connect — the same public conversation you'd find by searching each app yourself, gathered into one feed.

Is this scraping or spying on people?

No. It's about your own brand and reputation, drawing on public mentions through the networks' supported access. It doesn't touch private messages, anything behind a login, or individuals who aren't part of the public conversation about you. The point is to hear what's said about you, not to surveil anyone.

How does the sentiment tagging work?

Each mention is classified positive, neutral, or negative, and the mix rolls up into a trend you can watch over time. It's a fast read, not a perfect science — a spike in negatives is a flag to look closer, and you can always re-tag a mention the model called wrong.

Will it catch mentions where someone doesn't tag me?

That's the goal of keyword listening — to find conversations that name your brand without an @-mention, which native notifications never surface. Coverage depends on what each network makes available publicly, and we're honest on the platform pages about where that's broad versus limited.

Can I respond to mentions from inside Kadenzo?

You can triage right in the feed — flag what needs a reply, mark noise as handled, and clear to zero so nothing slips. Where a network's API supports it, you can act without leaving; where it doesn't, the mention links straight to the original post so replying is one click away.

How is this different from just checking my notifications?

Notifications only show tagged mentions, scatter across every app, and get buried under likes and follows. Listening pulls every match — tagged or keyword-based — into one chronological feed, tags the sentiment, and tracks the trend, so you see the whole conversation instead of a noisy slice of it.

Works well with

Analytics DashboardPair what people say with how your posts actually performed.Team WorkflowsRoute mentions that need a reply to the right teammate.Content CalendarTurn a recurring question into planned content.

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