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NMI Basic Methodology

NMI Basic Methodology

Details about data coverage, sources, keywords and aspects.

Data coverage

How is the potential reach of a mention calculated?

How do you export metadata?

How quickly can you find a new mention?

Historical database - how much data do you have for each country?

I can't find a mention on the portal. What should I do?

How do you calculate the Net Sentiment Score?

What is the importance score?

What are the source types of NMI?

Do you collect Facebook Lives?

How does YouTube transcription work?

Can you collect data from private Facebook profiles?

Can you collect Facebook analytics data?

Can you collect data from Facebook Groups? (Both public and closed)

Can you collect Facebook and Instagram Reels?

In the case of video content, why those videos don’t appear within the mentions in which the keyword is mentioned?

Can you collect data from Booking and Tripadvisor?

Does the dashboard's Location data, which appears in the filters and raw data entry, originate from IP addresses or the location associated with each profile or post?

Is it possible to display a tweet's view count on the dashboard?

Is it possible to distinguish regular posts and Reels as separate source types or subcontinent types on the portal?

How is the engagement rate chart calculated in NMI?

What exactly does Neticle take into account when calculating the engagement number for each platform?

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Keywords and aspects

Can I change the color of a keyword?

What are keyword categories? What’s the difference between a keyword and a keyword category?

How can I check the contents/settings of a keyword in the profile?

Can I change/edit my existing keywords?

Can I add new keywords to my profile?

What is a keyword? (definition)

Can I have keywords that have own channels only?

What are the aspects?

As a user, do I need to figure out the contents of the keyword myself, or is it enough if I send you the idea?

Does the system check for misspellings?

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