We were happy with Hootsuite, but it was another tool and we wanted to move things to Slack. So we looked into Slack integrations. We looked into Notify and Mention and put them in the same channel. We organized a “competition” between the two to see which we would keep. Mention is slower for bringing us tweets, but it’s like Google Alerts on steroids. When it comes to blog posts or news pieces, that kind of content is not indexed by Notify. Notify and Mention work very nicely together.

We’re in a crowded space and use Mention for brand monitoring; it tracks it well.

We can track all of our social mentions in one place and respond to them. We use it in a read-only way to see where we get mentioned. Then we go directly on those channels to respond.

We use Mention! On top of doing social media management, and being able to react when you're mentioned online, Mention is a great way to get the pulse of your brand, as well as the pulse of your competitors, on the web. You can also see what’s working, or not working, for your brand. It’s a must-have solution.

Mention sends you a notification when someone writes an article about you or when your company gets mentioned somewhere. If we think that it is relevant, we can share it on social media.

Sometimes it gets all glitchy and gives me an article from 3 years ago.

Mention monitors what people say about us so we don't have to look around for reviews. It’s a good tool.

I tried using Mention, but it didn’t work for me.

We use Mention as well, and are happy with it so far.

We really like Mention. It lets us know about all sorts of Eager-related social things going on so we can respond or share them ourselves. I love the daily emails containing the most notable mentions from the previous day. They’re really a joy to see in the morning. We’ve also used Buffer in the past to queue up a bunch of tweets, but we also tend to forget about it a lot.