Find where your brand is mentioned.See the wider conversation.

Give your AI a brand or phrase and a timeframe. Dativue brings in public web mentions, so you can inspect who is talking about it and what themes appear.

See what you get

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Your brand mention map

Find the context around your brand.

A map of mentions

See the relevant pages and publishers in the retrieved sample.

Recurring themes

Compare phrasing and sentiment with context attached.

A practical follow-up list

Identify pages to review and questions to investigate next.

Original sources included

Find the context around your brand.

Brand monitoring with public mentions, source domains and clearly scoped sentiment analysis.

A map of mentions

See the relevant pages and publishers in the retrieved sample.

Recurring themes

Compare phrasing and sentiment with context attached.

A practical follow-up list

Identify pages to review and questions to investigate next.

Real sources. Better research.

Dativue brings these public sources into your AI. You choose the target and market; your AI connects the evidence to the decision you want to make.

Public web mentions

Matching excerpts and original publisher URLs

Searchable web context

Available domains, categories and dates

Mention patterns

Returned phrase and sentiment summaries

A useful answer. In your AI.

A map of mentions
Recurring themes
A practical follow-up list

Your question. A clear research path.

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Copy the prompt into your AI.
Your AI checks its Dativue connection and helps you complete the supported setup if needed.
02
Add the context it asks for.
Describe your target, market and goal. The prompt asks only for essentials you have not already supplied.
03
Review the evidence and next step.
Get your brand mention map, with returned measurements, source links and clear recommendations.

Find where your brand is mentioned.

Copy the prompt into your AI. It asks for the missing context, helps connect Dativue if needed, then runs your research.

Find where your brand is mentioned

Help me find where your brand is mentioned using Dativue.

Connect Dativue if needed
Ask for the context that matters
Return evidence and a useful next step

First check whether Dativue is already connected and its research tools are available in this AI app. Reuse an existing connection. If it is missing, read https://dativue.com/SKILL.md and help me complete the supported setup for this app. If login or account approval is needed, give me the connection link and wait for me to finish. Verify access with a free research_credit_quote call before saying Dativue is ready. If this app cannot connect, explain the supported next step. Then return to this research.

Before using any research tool, review what I have already provided. If essential details are missing, ask me one concise round of questions about the brand or phrase, timeframe, country and language, and the decision I want to support. Do not repeat questions I have already answered. Wait for my response before running research. Quote only if I ask for an estimate. If a search call requires a maximum hold above the approval threshold, ask me to approve that maximum before running it. Once you have enough context, find relevant mentions and summarize source domains, excerpts, sentiment, emotions, categories, ratings, recurring phrases, and changes over time without overstating web coverage.

Use search_web_mentions for my exact brand or phrase and time boundaries. Remove unrelated matches and distinguish my own pages from independent mentions. Preserve excerpts, dates, domains and returned sentiment labels. Treat automated sentiment as an estimate, inspect ambiguous examples, and do not claim complete web coverage or a trend without comparable periods.

Keep the research bounded to the question I asked. Quote a multi-call plan when a spending bound is needed and ask for approval when its maximum exceeds Dativue's approval threshold. When a call returns pending, poll its exact jobId with research_job_status instead of repeating the paid call. Use only public data. Keep original URLs, collection dates and returned metrics. Separate retrieved evidence, calculations and your recommendations. Mark missing information N/A and explain unavailable sources without inventing results.

A few things to know.

What will this workflow give me?

A map of mentions: See the relevant pages and publishers in the retrieved sample. Recurring themes: Compare phrasing and sentiment with context attached. A practical follow-up list: Identify pages to review and questions to investigate next. The exact detail depends on the public data returned for your target.

Is this continuous brand monitoring?

This workflow produces a research snapshot for the period you choose. Repeating comparable requests can help you compare periods. The prompt itself does not create an always-on monitoring service.

Do I need to install Dativue first?

Copy the prompt first. Your AI checks for an existing connection and helps you follow the supported setup if needed. Some AI apps require you to add a connector in settings. You complete account login and approval yourself.

Can I use this for my own market?

Yes. Describe your target, country, language and goal. Your AI asks for missing essentials and adapts the research to your answers. Available sources and detail can vary by market.

How are research credits handled?

The workflow keeps research bounded and asks for approval when required by your account's credit threshold. A quote can show the maximum hold before a larger plan. Actual search charges may be lower, and unused held credits are returned.

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Recurring themes

A practical follow-up list

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A useful answer. In your AI.

Your question. A clear research path.

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Recurring themes

A practical follow-up list

Real sources. Better research.

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Your question. A clear research path.

Copy the prompt into your AI.

Add the context it asks for.

Review the evidence and next step.

Find where your brand is mentioned.

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