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Company news monitoring
Most media monitoring stops at a report. AggreGator is company mention monitoring built to become a living News page: discover, curate, then publish.
Press mention monitoring is useful until the alert sits in email. Someone still has to decide what matters, write a short note, and get it onto the site. That last mile is why company News pages go stale even at organizations that pay for listening tools.
AggreGator sits between listening and publishing. It watches supported public sources, filters irrelevant results with AI, and lets a person approve the stories that should represent the company. Approved items update the website widget automatically.
Find
AggreGator watches the web for news, press and company mentions.
Approve
Review the stories that matter. Ignore the rest.
Live
Approved coverage appears automatically on your website.
Searches are built around the company, its aliases, and context. Results may include news articles, trade publications, press releases, interviews, and public discussion such as Reddit when those pages appear. AggreGator is designed to catch useful coverage, not to claim exhaustive monitoring of every publication.
Industry journals and general news mentions, when they are actually about the company.
Announcements and conversations that help explain what the company is doing right now.
Reddit and similar public sources when they show up in supported search results. You still choose what is appropriate to publish.
Media monitoring tools usually find and report. News widgets usually publish whatever someone feeds them. AggreGator does both jobs for small and mid-sized companies, marketing managers, PR teams, and agencies that need more than a spreadsheet of mentions.
Your coverage shouldn't disappear into an email alert. It should become durable first-party proof on a site you control.
Find mentions, approve the good ones, keep the website current.
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