ReviewInc vs Signal AI: Which is a better fit?

Fast and comprehensive systems, but what I like the most about Review Inc, is that I really had a good experience with their customer service department. I got my questions answered instantly.

Additionally, we have had customers come in and try and haggle over prices and even threaten to give us bad reviews if we don't give them what they want.

Her friendly and professional demeanor made the entire experience seamless and enjoyable. Thanks to [sensitive content hidden], I now feel well-equipped to navigate the platform.

There are so many options and reports, it can get a little confusing.

It is an excellent tool to offer my clients and really provides the benefit of growing their online reviews and building a positive reputation.

I have such a hard time doing the simplest things.

Over the years, I have had the pleasure of interacting with [sensitive content hidden], Client Engagement, and she has been outstanding.

Some of the areas are hard to find on the menu and sometimes the grader report does not catch all the review sites.

It's real-time, which is crucial in the ever-evolving media field. It provides a great wealth of information and helps you stay up to date.

Some of the larger publication who I typically rely on for news are not included in the database, which I find a little odd.

Being able to set up alerts and monitor for the news I that I am looking for is an absolute game changer. Signal AI helps me stay in the know and as a result helps keep my clients happy.

The biggest problem was that Signal AI couldn't filter out irrelevant coverage from other parts of the world.

Signal is easy to use and provides us with valuable data. Their customer support team is outstanding and always quickly helps with any problems we encounter.

There are sometimes glitches which I feel could be avoided - especially if another user is in the same data as you.

Signal's reach and ability to flag up coverage is impressive.

Certain relevant articles will be missed and certain irrelevant articles will be flagged. But considering Signal is scouring the whole internet, I'd say we can cut it some slack.