sentiment-monitoring
Sentiment Monitoring
When to Use
- Founder wants to track what customers and the public are saying about their product
- Founder wants to catch bad reviews early and respond before they spread
- Founder wants to understand community sentiment trends over time
- Founder wants to monitor specific review platforms for new reviews
This is different from review-mining (mining competitor reviews for pain points). This skill monitors your OWN product's reputation.
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