
How to Write a Media Monitoring Report for Leadership
The structure of a report leaders actually read: issue summary, sentiment, top media and recommended actions.
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Know which regional issues are gaining traction before leadership asks. For ministries, agencies (K/L), law enforcement and regional governments (Pemda) in Indonesia.
Public issues move faster than coordination meetings.
Citizen complaints often surface first on regional news portals and social media, and only later reach national media. By then, there is little room to respond.
The team collects links, pastes screenshots and compiles a recap every morning. Time goes into gathering, not analysis.
Leaders don't read hundreds of links. They need to know which issues are rising, how widely, and what action is recommended.
National news, regional news and six social media platforms in one feed. Filter by source, keyword or sentiment.
Every mention is labeled positive, neutral or negative in its Indonesian context, with a 0–10 influence score for its source.
Spikes in negative mentions and newly affected regions are flagged as anomalies, giving the team time to prepare a response.
PDF, Excel or infographic reports with the components you choose, ready for leadership meetings without reworking.
One project per institution or program, holding the keywords that capture what you want to hear from the public.
Daily and weekly reports are generated automatically with data up to the previous day. Sections you don't need can be switched off.
Also available as Excel and a PNG infographic.
The daily report is ready: top issues, sentiment, and the media covering them most.
An alert comes in: complaints about a public service are picking up in one regency. The team opens the geographic insights.
The AI Assistant summarizes what triggered it. A Qola analyst helps prepare talking points.
Leadership receives a one-page brief with recommended actions.
Illustrative workflow, not a client case study.
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Yes. Qola monitors national and regional online news, plus X, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, YouTube and Threads, in a single feed.
Yes. The Qola Sovereign tier runs on your institution's private cloud or on-prem, so sensitive data stays in your environment.
Our team prepares the proposal, technical specifications and security documents. Pricing is provided in the proposal. Contact our team to get started.
Yes. On the Qola Command tier, Qola analysts work with your PR team to prepare analysis, response briefs, talking points and key messages.
Several times a day. By default each keyword is refreshed about every 4 hours, and online news about every 2 hours. Daily reports use data up to the previous day.
Yes. Add the name as a keyword. AI also recognises people, organisations, places and spokespeople in every mention, so you can see who is quoted and where.
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We'll prepare a demo with your institution's program keywords and regions.