Dive deeper into a Narrative's mentions and easily pull the data into other insights tools by exporting them to a CSV
Exporting a CSV
Mentions can be exported from the 3- dot menu on a Narrative. Once exported, the file will be sent to the email associated with your PeakMetrics account.
Narrative CSV export supports the following fields:
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created_date: date content item was published
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example_sentence: sample sentence generated for the content item
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domain: domain of source
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url: url to media item
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author: author of content item
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youtube_username: YouTube username (only available for YouTube content)
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subreddit: subreddit Reddit post is from (only available for Reddit content)
- subreddit_subscribers: number of subscribers for the Reddit account that created the content item (only available for Reddit)
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twitter_followers: number of followers for the Twitter account that created the content item (only available for Twitter)
- twitter_retweets: number of retweets for a given Tweet (only available for Twitter)
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source_trustworthiness: Credibility of a source based on ratings from partner, NewsGuard (only available on News & Blog data)
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source_owner: Ownership information of any particular source (only available on News & Blog data)
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source_political_lean: Political lean of a source based on ratings from partner, NewsGuard (only available on News & Blog data)
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source_topic: Topic of a source based on ratings from partner, NewsGuard (only available on News & Blog data)
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source_type: Source type based on ratings from partner, NewsGuard (only available on News & Blog data)
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language: Language of a given content item
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uvm: Number of unique visitors per month to source of a content item (only available on News & Blog data)
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social_engagement: level of social engagement on a content item
Tips & Tricks
CSV exports are a great way to run additional analysis and generate visualizations directly in Excel or even pull data from a Narrative into other BI tools like Tableau.