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Oct 1, 2026

Phil AgnewHOST
7:00
I went into- I had a, did a placement, yeah, and got really lucky.
Phil AgnewHOST
7:03
I found a job at a tech company in Brighton, company called Brandwatch.
Phil AgnewHOST
7:07
And, um, I was originally gonna go into, like, one of these big sort of corporate O2 or Vodafone or something like that, sort of corporate.
Phil AgnewHOST
7:15
And I, and fluked into a startup, which was way more my sort of atmosphere and a lot more enjoyable place to work at.
Phil AgnewHOST
10:43
...
Phil AgnewHOST
10:43
I have since done that.
Phil AgnewHOST
10:45
Like, so I went on to work at two other companies post-Brandwatch.
Phil AgnewHOST
10:48
W- worked at a place called Hotjar, which for those of you who are in marketing sort of six, seven, eight years ago, they did heatmaps-

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Nice, Future Tense, & Hashtags: Tracing English’s Evolution

Sep 29 · 1 Mention

Josh LinskHOST
12:30
From the corporate side, brands now treat hashtags like keywords.
Josh LinskHOST
12:34
They analyze hashtag frequencies with tools like Brandwatch or Sprout Social to spot emerging consumer concerns and tweak product messaging before a crisis erupts.
Josh LinskHOST
12:45
The same data feeds into AI models that recommend content based on trending tags.
Josh LinskHOST
12:50
Lexicographers have had to decide whether a hashtag becomes part of the dictionary.
Matt GilhoolyHOST
34:29
The research covers the enterprise heavyweights that have dominated this space for years.
Matt GilhoolyHOST
34:33
You have Brandwatch, which boasts a nearly incomprehensible historical database of one point seven trillion indexed conversations, allowing for incredibly deep retroactive analysis.
speaker_3HOST
34:45
One point seven trillion.
Matt GilhoolyHOST
34:46
Yeah.

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Matt GilhoolyHOST
40:34
What are they actually saying?
speaker_3HOST
40:35
Exactly.
speaker_3HOST
40:37
This is where the sheer computational power of a platform like Brandwatch becomes apparent.
speaker_3HOST
40:42
In the provided test scenario, Brandwatch was deployed to monitor social conversations across the customer service sector over a ninety-day period.
Eric DyckHOST
0:54
They just landed on the Inc. 5000 off of a one hundred percent growth in the US.
Eric DyckHOST
0:59
Before this, Channing spent six years at HubSpot running sales strategy through the run from two hundred million to one point five billion, and then ran sales at Semrush, as well as Brandwatch back to growth.
Eric DyckHOST
1:10
Welcome to the D2C Podcast, Channing.
Eric DyckHOST
1:12
How you doing?
Channing FerrerGUEST
1:35
So one of the things that, um...
Channing FerrerGUEST
1:37
There's multiple reasons.
Channing FerrerGUEST
1:38
One of them was, first of all, I got a chance to know the product, and I felt really good about the product, knowing, of course, the MarTech space very well from a variety of my prior experiences at HubSpot and Semrush and Brandwatch and elsewhere.
Channing FerrerGUEST
1:50
So I felt like we had a good product, number one.
Vince NeroHOST
29:15
But what tools do you use?
Jasmin HydeGUEST
29:17
Tellem's also a great news site yeah yeah if any if any I mean I won't call out any specifically as the ones that hide and seek use but in a broad brush sense Tellem's a media database you've also got Medianet you've also got the likes of Meltwater who pride themselves on media monitoring yeah we the go-tos when it comes to media monitoring I guess Meltwater then you've also got iCenture, Brandwatch, Stream.
Jasmin HydeGUEST
29:46
So some of these are going to be Aussie specific, some are obviously global.
Jasmin HydeGUEST
29:50
And I think it can be about, they all sort of have their pros and cons, whichever tool you're looking at in the Australian market.

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