The interviews were conducted to understand user needs and expectations for tracking and managing online mentions.
Users actually prefer a deeper, more detailed analysis of their reputation over time to identify trends and shifts.
Users expect to provide real-time alerts for any mention.
Users also want the tool to categorize the mention by sentiment (positive, neutral, negative) and prioritize alerts based on severity.
Users are mostly concerned about major reputation issues
Users also worry about small, persistent mentions (like neutral or outdated content) that could still impact their credibility over time.
Users expect tools that just alerts them to mentions
Users actually want a tool that actively suggests how they can manage their reputation, from responding to mentions to content adjustments.
Users expect the website to be only applicable to their proffessional life
Users desire a platform that tracks both personal and professional mentions to protect their overall online image.
Users expect to have access to detailed historical data
Patients often missed follow-up appointments. They needed reminders and an easy way to rebook consultations for ongoing care.
Professionals expect a quick summary of their reputation