Perceptix is a strategic media intelligence practice, run by analysts rather than sold as a dashboard subscription.
Dashboards show what happened. Rarely what changed, or what to do about it.
By the time something surfaces, the room to respond has already narrowed.
Reports land late, in formats leadership cannot plan around.
Four choices that decide what a Perceptix report looks like.
Numbers describe what happened. We say what it means for your position.
We follow how a conversation travels, not where it stood on one day.
Reports land on a schedule, with alerts when something cannot wait.
Every engagement is scoped to your priorities, never delivered off a shelf.
Organizations are judged in public every day, on coverage they did not write and conversations they did not start.
Most of what gets sold to them measures that activity. Far less of it explains what the activity means, or what should happen next. Perceptix exists to close that gap: to sit between the volume and the decision, and to be accountable for the interpretation.
Data is not intelligence until someone has read it against your position and taken responsibility for that reading. A number on its own commits no one to anything.
A practice where analysis reaches the people making the decision, in a form they can act on, while it still changes the outcome.
Say what the evidence supports and no more. Scope the work to your questions rather than to what a tool collects. Put named analysts behind every report we send.

7+ years in media intelligence and strategic communication, including 3 years leading media monitoring and analysis.

Senior media monitoring expert across 10 international campaigns, with a background in international relations, diplomacy and security.

Former startup founder with a successful exit, early sales hire at a social media benchmarking tool, 4+ years in SaaS.

20 years as a Product Manager, leading development of the internal monitoring and reporting tools behind Perceptix.




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