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Oct 1, 2026
41: Back to the start - origin stories
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7:00Phil AgnewHOST
I went into- I had a, did a placement, yeah, and got really lucky.
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7:03Phil AgnewHOST
I found a job at a tech company in Brighton, company called Brandwatch.
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7:07Phil AgnewHOST
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.
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7:15Phil AgnewHOST
And I, and fluked into a startup, which was way more my sort of atmosphere and a lot more enjoyable place to work at.
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10:43Phil AgnewHOST
...
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10:43Phil AgnewHOST
I have since done that.
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10:45Phil AgnewHOST
Like, so I went on to work at two other companies post-Brandwatch.
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10:48Phil AgnewHOST
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
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12:30Josh LinskHOST
From the corporate side, brands now treat hashtags like keywords.
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12:34Josh LinskHOST
They analyze hashtag frequencies with tools like Brandwatch or Sprout Social to spot emerging consumer concerns and tweak product messaging before a crisis erupts.
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12:45Josh LinskHOST
The same data feeds into AI models that recommend content based on trending tags.
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12:50Josh LinskHOST
Lexicographers have had to decide whether a hashtag becomes part of the dictionary.
The Digital Brand Sentinel: Modern Strategy and Tracking Tools [Episode-153]
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34:29Matt GilhoolyHOST
The research covers the enterprise heavyweights that have dominated this space for years.
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34:33Matt GilhoolyHOST
You have Brandwatch, which boasts a nearly incomprehensible historical database of one point seven trillion indexed conversations, allowing for incredibly deep retroactive analysis.
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34:45speaker_3HOST
One point seven trillion.
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34:46Matt GilhoolyHOST
Yeah.
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40:34Matt GilhoolyHOST
What are they actually saying?
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40:35speaker_3HOST
Exactly.
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40:37speaker_3HOST
This is where the sheer computational power of a platform like Brandwatch becomes apparent.
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40:42speaker_3HOST
In the provided test scenario, Brandwatch was deployed to monitor social conversations across the customer service sector over a ninety-day period.
Bonus: Send Less, Earn More: What Brevo's Data Says About Email Volume and Conversion
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0:54Eric DyckHOST
They just landed on the Inc. 5000 off of a one hundred percent growth in the US.
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0:59Eric DyckHOST
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.
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1:10Eric DyckHOST
Welcome to the D2C Podcast, Channing.
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1:12Eric DyckHOST
How you doing?
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1:35Channing FerrerGUEST
So one of the things that, um...
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1:37Channing FerrerGUEST
There's multiple reasons.
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1:38Channing FerrerGUEST
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.
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1:50Channing FerrerGUEST
So I felt like we had a good product, number one.
Inside Australian PR with Jasmin Hyde (Hyde and Seek Communications)
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29:15Vince NeroHOST
But what tools do you use?
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29:17Jasmin HydeGUEST
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.
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29:46Jasmin HydeGUEST
So some of these are going to be Aussie specific, some are obviously global.
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29:50Jasmin HydeGUEST
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.