DataEQ vs. Pulsar CORE

If you are looking for an analytics product that doesn't just monitor, but also listens to online conversations then BrandsEye is the ideal tool.

I think that Pulsar is a good tool for brands or agencies who have a set list of competitors or subbrands that they are looking to do a monthly/weekly comparison of engagement metrics. When you have the brand account inputted, the data is shown in a visually tangible way and easy to comprehend.

Incentivized

• Reporting
• Customer support

• Track engagements over time
• Easy to use interface
• Modern and updated display

Incentivized

• A super-lite "budget" account option for short-term projects.

• Unfortunately, when exporting data it is often hard to read in an easy format.
• I've used other tools where you can get historical data once you put into the tool but Pulsar cannot do that.

Incentivized

Pulsar is not a complex tool by any means. The interface is updated and comprehensive, and I've used multiple tools in the past where the interface was very outdated and exporting data was often a difficult process since it was not well organized. The tool works well in visualizing complex data.

Incentivized

I have not had to reach out to Pulsar support before but my coworkers have and said the support was good.

Incentivized

The local support for us is key, and Amy, our account manager, is a legend. We couldn't be happier with BrandsEye.

I think that Pulsar is one of the more updated platforms that I have used and the metrics exported/shown in the dashboard are accurate. I think that some tools report inaccurate metrics gathered from social media platforms due to the new APIs, something that often causes confusion and lack of clarity.

Incentivized

• As I have only been using the software for approximately 3 weeks it is difficult to say.

• Input into our algorithm for brand strength and stature
• Quick engagement tracking

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