Free Tools For Monitoring Your Brand's Online Reputation

Google Alerts always come in handy, As lots of people get access to content related to your brand through Google searches, it is great to set up a basic Google Alert to get instant, daily, or weekly emails about new web pages and posts that contain keywords of your personal

More than 5,000 tweets are shared every second. You can search the ones that are about you via Twitter Search, but if you want to create an automatic monitoring system, Tweet Alarm is the perfect solution.

If your Facebook page is an important part of your strategy and digital presence, there is an online tool that will help you monitor their activity and get instant email notifications. With Hyper Alerts, you can get unlimited updates and you don't need to be a page administrator.

If you have a large company with hundreds of daily mentions across the web and a recognized brand, Social Mention can not only help you track them, but also analyze data from several sources to understand what's their sentiment and their origin. 

You know Pinterest is becoming an increasingly influential platform, especially in some industries. Knowing what's being shared about you can be very important for your reputation. With Pin Alerts, you can set up a quick and easy alert that will notify you via email.

Here comes a great social analytics tool: with Topsy you can scan the whole web looking for mentions of your interest. What sets this service apart is the fact that it has indexed every tweet ever posted

Ubersuggest tool shows you several variations of your Autocomplete values, sorted alphabetically. Not only does it provide the basic brand results, but it also shows any result that may come up when users type a letter after your name.

Sometimes a picture is worth one thousand words. Is somebody using your images? With Image Raider, you can perform an automated reverse image search and discover websites talking about you without mentioning your name and people stealing or distorting your pictures.