Conduct an in-depth sentiment analysis on your monitored topics/brands from the Sentiment tab. From this tab, you can view sentiment analytics based on your preferred metrics.

Sentiment Overview displays sentiment analysis in two compatible and clickable charts:

• Pie Chart: Provides a generalized demonstration of the three sentiments (Negative, Positive, and Neutral).
• Bar Chart: Offers a detailed demonstration by showing daily sentiment analysis. You can navigate through the bar chart to view detailed sentiment numbers for each day. Clicking on any sentiment at the bottom of the chart will exclude that sentiment, and the data will adjust accordingly.
• Total Sentiment Score: Reflects the average sentiment score of the selected streams over the determined time frame. This score is automatically calculated using the equation:
  (Total positive posts – Total negative posts) / (Positive posts + Negative posts).

Sentiment Score:

• The sentiment score is presented as a clickable line chart. You can easily check the sentiment for a specific day by clicking on the corresponding dot, which will automatically redirect you to the Mentions tab.

Network Sentiment:

• In the Network section, a clickable bar chart displays sentiment data from various sources such as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn, Blogs, Forums, and News.
• You can navigate through the bar chart to view detailed sentiment numbers for each platform.
• Clicking on any sentiment at the bottom of the chart will exclude that sentiment, with the data adjusting automatically.

Gender Sentiment:

• The Gender section offers a breakdown of sentiment analysis by gender, showcasing differences between sentiments generated from Male, Female, and Business accounts.
• Note that the gender percentages represent only users who have identified their gender.
• You can choose the sentiment type by clicking on Positive, Negative, or Neutral in the top bar.

Location Sentiment:

• The Location section displays sentiment analysis based on the top five countries where posts on the topic were made.
• You can select the sentiment type by clicking on Positive, Negative, or Neutral in the top bar.
• Additionally, clicking on a country will display the corresponding activities.

Notes:

• For the sentiment score, since neutral posts have zero value, only positive and negative posts are averaged.

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