Echo for business · Marketing & social agencies
The culture slide, already written.
Every client deck needs a “what is the internet saying” section, and a junior currently loses a day a month assembling it. Commission the topic instead: an engagement-ranked read with linked receipts you can defend in the room — yours to take into the client meeting, and fully white-label on Radar.
The situation
You are pitching or reporting, and the strategy section needs evidence. The options today are a junior with twenty tabs open, a listening dashboard nobody logs into, or a confident slide with no citation under it. The first is slow, the second is a seat you pay for whether or not it is used, and the third is the one that gets picked apart in the room.
Questions a report answers
- What is my client’s category actually arguing about this month?
- Which communities does this conversation live in, and how big are they?
- What language do real buyers use — not the language of our brief?
- What is the strongest counter-argument someone in the room could raise?
What you get
- A finished read you can lift into a deck, not a dashboard to interpret
- Every claim linked to a real post with its engagement count
- Share of voice and community sizes, so “people are saying” has a number
- Share it with your client as it stands — or go unbranded on Radar
See the shape of the work
These are free published briefs, not client reports — a commissioned report goes considerably deeper on a topic you choose. They are here because the product is the proof.
$149 per report · $299/month tracked
One topic on demand, or up to three tracked continuously with a fresh brief every month. If a report misses the brief we revise it; if it still misses, you don't pay.
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