#sentiment-analysis

#sentiment-analysis

You don't need to pay for expensive software tools in order to analyze what people are saying about your brand online, according to Jazmin Griffith, the founder of social listening agency Que Lo Que. Social listening, or the act of tracking customer sentiment through social media comments and posts, is an important practice for any business with an online presence. "There's a lot of data out there," John Box, the CEO of Meltwater, a SaaS platform that provides social listening services, previously told Inc.

XRP ( ) sits near $1.90 with sentiment hitting levels not seen since before its last major rally. The Crypto Fear & Greed Index dropped to 24 in late December 2025-extreme fear territory-while analytics platform Santiment shows bearish commentary running 20-30% higher than November 2025's already-subdued averages. These extremes have appeared before XRP rallies that delivered over 1,000% gains. The pattern matters because sentiment analysis isn't guesswork-machine learning models achieve 70-91% accuracy predicting crypto price movements

Before applying for a position, job seekers often want to know factors beyond the role's responsibilities, like a company's values, employee experience, and growth opportunities. Like many areas of the workforce, artificial intelligence can help with this. Brand image "sets the tone for how people view your company long before they ever interact with you," she adds. It gives job candidates "clarity, confidence, and a sense of direction" about whether an organization is a good fit.

Even the best product means little if your target audience doesn't know it exists. Without visibility, your brand might as well be invisible. This is where the right share of voice tools successfully help you measure your brand's visibility, benchmark your own brand against competitors, and track how much of the online conversation your brand actually owns. In this article, we'll break down the best voice tools to measure share across digital channels and improve your brand's digital marketing strategies, marketing performance, and market share.

In crypto's fast-moving world, traders have long relied on charts, such as candlesticks, Fibonacci lines and Bollinger Bands, to interpret price action. But a quiet shift is underway. Instead of staring at graphs or toggling between indicators, traders are increasingly turning to AI models like ChatGPT and Grok for real-time context, sentiment analysis and narrative framing. These tools don't replace charts outright, but they're becoming the first stop for insight, transforming how many retail and semi-professional traders approach decisions. Here's how and why it matters.

CFOs from major companies are integrating AI into their operations, using it for sentiment analysis, scenario planning, and resource allocation based on market changes.