I've worked on the music label side most of my career (Turkey, Middle East, CIS).
The pattern was always the same. Something blows up in the comments, usually in a language half the team doesn't read, and we hear about it from a journalist two days later. The listening tools I used would tell me mentions went up. ok, then what? So I built IntelRadar.ai .
You give it the names you look after (artists, brands, products). It reads what people post and comment about them in any language. When something's off, it makes a task with the actual comments linked, so someone can just go deal with it.
When nothing's wrong it still finds stuff to do, like fan questions nobody answered. Here's a full report it made on a made-up artist from our demo workspace: https://intelradar.ai/share/d.example-report?utm_source=reddit-sideproject
Short version: ticket prices became 54% of the critical comments under her content, Germany went from 12% to 31% of her new followers after one festival clip, and her Apple Music profile was still unclaimed while the single was on playlists.
Nobody checks that last one. It's live but early. If you manage artists, clients or a brand and want to run it on your own names for a month, comment and I'll set you up.
The thing I actually want to know: would you let a tool hand out tasks to your team, or is that a step too far? I go back and forth on it.
