REJECT THE COVER UP: Analyzing the social media groundswell

How widespread is the groundswell behind a movement? What messages are resonating? Who are the key influencers? Who is behind the trolls?

February 6, 2020February 11, 2020

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by Democracy Labs

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Affordable, new software makes it easier to monitor and analyze social media activity about an issue, refine your messaging and identify trolls. DemLabs tested the app with tweets about the #RejectTheCoverUp during a 48 hour time period. The movement is already huge and growing.

Takeaway

Use Nexalogy to track your campaign’s traction on social media, refine your messaging, identify key influencers and the trolls spreading disinformation. Learn more here.

Deepak
Co-Founder, DemLabs

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