Goal
After reading this article
you'll:
- understand what sentiment analysis is
- know how to set up sentiment analysis
- be able to use sentiment analysis
Summary
Sentiment analysis analyses the sentiment of social media posts assessing whether they are neutral/positive/negative.
Name | Sentiment Analysis |
Benefit | Allows you to view whether conversations on social media are negative/positive/neutral at a glance. |
Features |
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Why would you want to use Sentiment Analysis?
- Allows participants to monitor specific watchwords and quickly assess the conversation sentiment. This is particularly useful during crisis simulations where the company brand is at stake: reputational damage, user complaints, disinformation campaigns etc.
- Sentiment analysis is important for widgets in Pulse
Setting up Sentiment Analysis: Pattern of Life
1. Navigate to PoL tab | |
2. Create a new stack or import an existing stack More information on how to do this can be found here. | |
3. Click 'Analyse Sentiment' | |
4. Now, next to each piece of content there will be a sentiment | |
5. Add this stack to your deck | |
6. Upload your active deck to see these changes | |
Setting up Sentiment Analysis: MEL
1. Add an inject | |
2. Create a social media post | |
3. Generate a sentiment - this can be found below the text box. | |
4. Your inject will now has a sentiment analysis. | |
Player View: Social Watch & Sentiment Analyses
1. In the player view navigate to social watch (Ensure you have activated it in Style > Channel configuration > Social watch) | |
2. Track a word or phrase, see the sentiment analysis on the top left hand corner. More information on social watch can be found here. | |
Pulse and Sentiment Analysis
1. Navigate to Pulse Click the document icon in the facilitator dashboard, here you will find your Pulse URL | |
2. Create a new or import an existing dashboard and navigate to this dashboard | |
3. Add a Widget > Create Widget | |
4. Click on Hashtag Trends and then Save to add this widget. | |
5. This widget follows hashtags and the sentiment surrounding them. To expand the widget click on the bottom right corner of the widget and drag. | |