Communications teams across banking, government, telco, FMCG, and beyond.
ToyotaAlsonsNustarBPIVistaLandDmciBCDAFull CircleEonBrandcommArdentRippleODVPerceptionsPrixm
Sources monitored
2,470+
National, provincial, broadcast, vernacular — all named and verified
Real-time alert latency
4 min
From publication to dashboard, every time
Influencers tracked
8.85M
Facebook, X, Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, Reddit
Signals indexed
314M+
Print, broadcast, social, paid — unified in one index
Proprietary methodology

Not all coverage is created equal. We built the math to tell them apart.

A mention on a national broadsheet during peak news hours is not the same as a mention in a provincial tabloid at 2am. Story Value, Author Score, and Publication Score are MMI's proprietary measurement framework — calibrated specifically to Philippine media reach, authority, and influence patterns. The same methodology applies across MediaWatch and the broader platform, so a campaign measured in print can be compared like-for-like to its social amplification.

See how Story Value works
Story Value

A coverage score grounded in real reach.

Combines Publication Score, Author Score, prominence on the page, and audience reach into a single calibrated value. The number you can defend in a board deck.

Sample · universal bank Q1 earnings
Author Score 78
Publication Score 92
Reach 86
Prominence 81
Story Value 87
Author Score

The journalist's gravity, quantified.

Tracks influence patterns across cadence, byline frequency, and amplification. Surfaces the writers whose coverage moves narratives — and the ones who don't.

M.C. · National broadsheet 92
J.B. · Business daily 78
L.R. · Broadcast network 64
Publication Score

Calibrated to PH reach hierarchies.

Weighted by audited circulation, broadcast reach, digital traffic, and editorial authority — calibrated to the Philippine media reach hierarchy no global tool can replicate.

National broadsheet 95
Business daily 88
Broadcast network 82
AI capabilities

AI that reads Filipino the way Filipinos write.

Most sentiment engines are trained on English-language data and fail at the moment they meet Philippine reality — sarcasm read as praise, hugot read as complaint, regional expressions registered as noise. MMI's AI is trained and continuously refined on Philippine corpora.

Sentiment, calibrated locally — read tone across Filipino, English, Taglish, and major regional languages.

Sarcasm read as praise, hugot read as complaint, regional expressions in Bisaya, Ilocano, or Kapampangan registered as neutral noise — generic sentiment engines fail here. MMI's AI is trained and continuously refined on Philippine corpora, so a sentiment score reflects what your audience actually means.

Catch a spike before it spikes.

Anomaly detection flags coverage surges, sentiment swings, and emerging narratives the moment they start to move — typically hours before they reach your CEO's inbox.

Briefings, not dashboards.

Daily executive summaries written in your house style — a board-grade read for the CEO, an operational read for the comms team, both in the same inbox before 7 AM.

Brand rankings · Q1 2026

Who owns the conversation.

Full rankings

High-Momentum PH Brands

TierAnalystSurfaced this week
BrandTierStory ValueSentimentSignalsTop sourceLast surfaced
1SunBite FoodsTier 1SV 152Positive7,500inquirer.net3 days ago
2PrimeStar BankTier 1SV 138Positive5,200bworld.com.ph1 day ago
3PhilTel / SmartTier 1SV 108Negative4,800rappler.com5 days ago
4PacUnion BankTier 1SV 92Surge2,400bworld.com.ph2 days ago
5Kapital BankTier 2SV 76Neutral2,100inquirer.net1 week ago
6Globe TelecomTier 1SV 64Negative1,900rappler.com4 days ago
7NatCorpTier 2SV 58Positive3,800manilatimes.net6 days ago
8MetroSave BankTier 2SV 52Neutral2,800bworld.com.ph1 week ago
9LandFirst BankTier 3SV 46Positive1,650manilatimes.net3 days ago
10ePesoTier 3SV 38Surge2,950rappler.com12 hours ago
11GreenCity LandTier 3SV 32Negative1,450businessmirror.com.ph5 days ago
12MaxiMartTier 4SV 26Positive980philstar.com2 days ago
Competitive positioning

A defensible position no other platform can credibly occupy.

Enterprise-grade media intelligence, calibrated to Philippine media reality — at a tier and depth global and regional players structurally cannot match.

Where they play Their position What MMI claims over them
Global enterprise platforms
Global enterprise
Deep AI investment. Generic Asia-Pacific coverage; no Philippine-specific calibration of source, reach, or sentiment. Philippine market depth: 1,500+ local sources, locally-trained sentiment AI, provincial and vernacular monitoring no global tool covers.
APAC enterprise tools
APAC enterprise
Strong regional coverage. Philippine-aware but not Philippine-specific; resourced from Sydney and Singapore. True local calibration: sentiment models trained on Philippine corpora, Story Value calibrated to Philippine reach hierarchies, analysts with deep local expertise.
SMB / mid-market self-serve tools
SMB / mid-market
Self-serve, low-cost. Modern UX but minimal traditional-media coverage; English-first sentiment. Enterprise depth: traditional and broadcast coverage, analyst-curated reports, AMEC-aligned methodology — at a tier these tools cannot reach.
Content / marketing tier tools
Content / marketing
Trend tracking, influencer analysis. Not built for crisis or executive communications use cases. Crisis-ready architecture: executive briefings, board-grade reporting, escalation routing — the use cases this tier explicitly does not serve.
Why Media Meter

Built for, not just built by — the Philippines.

Capability framing in place of heritage claims. Verifiable, specific, and global in legibility.

1,500 +
Traditional sources monitored
Print, broadcast, online and radio — verifiable, not heritage.
<5 min
Real-time alert latency
From publication to dashboard. The kind of commitment that appears in SLAs.
8
Languages calibrated
Filipino, English, Taglish, Bisaya, Ilocano, Hiligaynon and more — trained on Philippine corpora.
Analyst-reviewed intelligence
AI surfaces signals; specialists with deep Philippine media expertise contextualize them.
22 minutes — median time from spike to client briefing 71% — median quarterly reporting time saved by agency clients
Three ways to engage

Calibrated to where you are in the evaluation.

From a sector briefing to a procurement-stage rollout — pick the path that matches your moment.

1 Evaluating
Download a sample intelligence report.

Receive a sector-specific MMI briefing and a one-page platform overview immediately. No demo required — just real intelligence in your inbox.

Get the briefing
2 Ready to see it
Request a personalized demo.

A 30-minute walkthrough with your brand already set up in the platform. Spend the meeting looking at your own coverage — not generic slides.

Request a demo
3 Scoping a rollout
Talk to enterprise sales.

For organizations with multi-team rollouts, custom integrations, or procurement requirements. We'll align on scope, security, and SLA.

Contact enterprise
Flagship annual report

The definitive annual analysis of Philippine media coverage.

The Philippine Media Landscape report ranks the brands that dominated coverage, the sectors that drove the most crisis activity, and the journalists whose stories carried the most weight — with forward-looking signals on where the cycle is moving next. Used by communications teams, agencies, government, and academia.

Executive summary — instant, ungated access. Full report — gated form.

PH Media Landscape 2026
The brands. The crises. The journalists who moved the cycle.
Top-100 brand Share of Voice rankings — cross-channel
Highest-crisis sectors — frequency, velocity, and resolution
Top-50 journalist influence rankings by Author Score

See your brand on the platform.

Request a tailored demo and we'll set up your brand, your competitors, and your sector before the meeting starts — so you spend the call reading your own coverage, not generic slides.

Coverage standards aligned to AMEC, PRSP, and PhilGEPS measurement frameworks.