The clip and the sentence
Each alert has the audio, the words around your name, the station and the time.
Cue
Know when radio talks about you.
Cue listens to the stations you pick and sends you the clip when your name is said on air.
Cue · todaysample
08:14Northwind Coffee thanked on a morning showpositive
11:40Caller asks about Northwind Coffee pricesneutral
16:05Rival named in a paid read, 30 secrival
The problem
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You hear about it late
A host mentions your brand at 8am. You find out days later, if at all.
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Your tools skip radio
Press clipping and social listening track text. Nothing writes down what is said on air.
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No proof for reports
Without a clip and a time, an on-air mention can't go into a coverage report.
What Cue does
Sounds-like matching
We match spellings, nicknames and accents, so "North Wind" still counts.
Tone and type
Each mention is tagged positive, neutral or negative, and as talk, an ad or a caller.
Where you work
Alerts by email or Slack, a weekly summary, or the API for your own tools.
How it works
Used byPR firmsHeads of reputationBrand teamsArtist management
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Pick stations
A city, a country, a format or a list of stations.
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Tell us the names
Your brand, products, people and rivals.
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Get alerts
Clips arrive as they are found, plus a weekly summary.
Questions
Which stations can you listen to?
Public radio streams from the FireMud FM catalog of over 100,000 stations. We agree the list with you before the pilot starts.
How fast do alerts arrive?
It depends on the stations and the plan. We set the target speed with you on the first call.
Do I need to install anything?
No. Alerts come by email or Slack. The API is there if you want the data in your own tools.
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