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mTab for Marketing

Know what your brand needs to say next.

See how brand health, campaigns and competitors are moving, and why, so every brief starts from evidence.

Marketing team reviewing documents at a table

mTab gives marketing teams brand tracking and insights in one continuous view: brand health, campaign impact, competitor messaging and audience shifts across trackers and market sources. Pulse shows what moved, explains why with the research behind it, and recommends what the next brief should address.

A typical week

The brand tracker refreshed and consideration moved in a target segment. A competitor changed its message in three markets last week. The campaign readout is Tuesday and the agency needs direction by Thursday. Pulse ranks these, shows the evidence, and points to the one that belongs in the brief.

How mTab helps marketing teams

  • Track brand health by segment and attribute, and know when a change is significant
  • Measure campaign impact by region and audience, not only in aggregate
  • Monitor competitor messaging and what buyers noticed
  • Spot audience shifts early and adjust targeting
  • Understand perception and price sensitivity from verbatims
  • Turn findings into a brief your agency can act on

What Pulse surfaces

Signals Pulse surfaces for marketing teams

Brand & Customer

Unaided awareness held, but consideration slipped among under-35 intenders

Why it matters

Awareness without consideration usually signals a message problem, not a reach problem. Verbatims cite price and range.

What to do next: Ask Pulse for the consideration drivers by age, then revisit the creative brief.

Brand & Customer

The launch campaign moved familiarity 5 points in two regions and not at all in a third

Why it matters

Same spend, different result. The flat region ran the campaign two weeks late against a competitor's incentive push.

What to do next: Compare the regional cuts and rebalance the remaining flight.

Competitor

A rival shifted its EV messaging from range to charging convenience across three markets

Why it matters

Charging confidence is rising faster than EV share. Their message now matches where sentiment is moving; yours still leads with range.

What to do next: Test a charging-convenience message against the current range claim in the next wave.

Illustrative signals

Halo Reports for marketing teams

Brand tracking your team can use directly.

Your brand tracker and campaign research live in Halo Reports. Marketers explore results by segment and market without waiting on an analysis request, and Pulse flags when something moves.

  • Brand health by segment, attribute and market, wave over wave
  • Pre- and post-campaign research compared side by side
  • Interactive brand reports shared with agencies and regional teams
  • Pulse alerts when awareness, consideration or perception shifts
Explore Halo Reports
Halo Reports brand tracker page comparing Net Promoter Score across brands, with NPS gauges

FAQ

Marketing: questions we hear.

Can marketing use Pulse without the research team?

Yes. Pulse is built for business leaders. The research team governs what it can draw on; marketing reads the priorities and asks follow-up questions directly.

Can we measure campaigns in Pulse?

Pulse reads campaign effect from your trackers and connected data by region and audience, and explains what moved and what did not.

Does Pulse decide for us?

No. Pulse surfaces what changed, why it matters and a recommended next step with the evidence attached. Your team reviews and decides. Flows automate recurring analysis, and their output is reviewed before it reaches stakeholders.

See Pulse on your data.

Bring one tracker or study. We'll show you what Pulse would surface for your team before we meet.

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