PR trend monitoring with AI

PR teams need to know when a story is building before it breaks. Trends MCP gives your AI live monitoring across News sentiment and volume, Reddit discussion trends, Twitter mention velocity, and Google Search momentum - so you can see a narrative forming and respond before it peaks.

get_trends

Chart your brand's news coverage volume and sentiment over time - see exactly when coverage spiked, whether the tone was positive or negative, and how long the story cycle lasted.

get_trends(keyword='your brand', source='news sentiment', data_mode='weekly')

get_growth

Run a comprehensive PR health check in one prompt: news volume, news sentiment, branded search growth, Reddit discussion, and Wikipedia page views all measured together for any brand or topic.

get_growth(keyword='your brand', source='news volume, news sentiment, google search, reddit, wikipedia', percent_growth=['1M', '3M'])

get_ranked_trends

Monitor which topics in your industry are gaining the fastest news coverage momentum - useful for anticipating narrative shifts and proactive PR positioning before stories peak.

get_ranked_trends(source='news volume', sort='wow_pct_change', limit=25)

get_top_trends

Monitor breaking news and emerging stories in real time - pull the Google News RSS feed and Wikipedia trending articles to stay ahead of the news cycle for your brand and industry.

get_top_trends(type='Google News RSS', limit=25)

Common questions

Connect Trends MCP to your AI assistant and ask it to monitor your brand or client across News sentiment, Reddit, Twitter, and Google Search. Set up regular checks to catch volume spikes or sentiment shifts early. The AI aggregates signals from all platforms and flags unusual patterns.
Yes. Track competitor brand names across the same sources to see how their media presence is evolving relative to yours. Useful for competitive positioning and benchmarking.
News sentiment and Reddit data update continuously. A significant negative news event typically shows up in Trends MCP data within hours - often before it reaches peak coverage. This gives PR teams a window to prepare a response.
Yes. Monitor industry terms, regulatory topics, or category conversations to understand the broader narrative context your brand sits in. Useful for preparing proactive PR strategies.