Media monitoring · Social & community
Social media monitoring rounds out your coverage with the places people talk unprompted. InMedia tracks community and conversation natively — Reddit, Hacker News, StackExchange, Medium, Substack, and YouTube — and connects to X, Facebook, and LinkedIn through your own API access when you need direct platform monitoring.
The basics
Social media monitoring is the tracking of unprompted conversation about your brand across social platforms and community sites. InMedia is honest about what it covers by default: community and creator platforms — Reddit, Hacker News, StackExchange, Medium, Substack, and YouTube — are monitored natively, while direct X, Facebook, and LinkedIn monitoring connects through your own platform API access rather than scraping.
What's covered
The unprompted discussion that shapes reputation — tracked, keyword-matched, and sentiment-scored alongside your news and print coverage.
Community & forums
Reddit, Hacker News, and StackExchange — where practitioners actually discuss your product — tracked and keyword-matched like any other source.
Blogs & newsletters
Medium and Substack coverage, so independent and creator-led commentary about your brand doesn't slip through.
YouTube
Keyword- and competitor-based video coverage from YouTube, folded into your feed and sentiment scoring.
X, Facebook & LinkedIn — via API
Direct platform monitoring connects through your own X, Facebook, and LinkedIn API access — compliant with each platform's terms, no scraping.
Reddit, forums, Medium, and YouTube live — X, Facebook, and LinkedIn via your API access.
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