ZEVENAR SK s.r.o.
Media services
Build a monitoring brief around a decision: which subjects matter, which sources can answer the question, and which findings require action. Explore the service components below and combine them in an agreed assignment.
ZEVENAR SK s.r.o. presents monitoring and analytical assignments for European and selected international media environments. The brief defines the sources, language review and practical reporting requirements for each project.
Press and online monitoring
Track agreed names, themes and exclusions across newspapers, news sites, trade publications and other accessible editorial sources. Review relevance and distinguish original reporting from republication.
What you receive: A source-linked coverage register with dates, topics and concise summaries.
TV, radio and podcast research
Locate relevant spoken-word coverage within an agreed programme and source list. Searchable transcripts, timestamps and clips depend on the available recordings and permissions.
What you receive: A broadcast reference list; licensed excerpts or checked transcripts where included in scope.
Social listening
Follow agreed public conversations, keywords and accounts to identify recurring issues and audience responses. Platform access, sampling and available historical data shape the coverage.
What you receive: A thematic conversation summary with examples, source dates and sampling limits.
Brand and reputation analysis
Assess how an organisation is described, which messages appear and where favourable or critical narratives emerge. Editorial tone assessments are reviewed in context.
What you receive: A reputation overview separating evidence, interpretation and matters needing follow-up.
Competitor and sector intelligence
Compare a defined set of organisations over the same period and source universe. Use consistent inclusion rules so differences are not caused by unequal coverage.
What you receive: A comparative coverage table, topic map and documented share-of-voice calculation.
Issue and crisis briefings
Follow an agreed developing issue, record the sequence of coverage and identify repeated claims and new sources. Escalation thresholds and staffed notification windows are agreed separately.
What you receive: A dated situation briefing with an event timeline, unresolved questions and next review points.
Institutional and public-policy media research
Track public debate around institutions, policy proposals and sector developments. Keep published decisions and primary documents distinct from commentary about them.
What you receive: A media and source digest grouped by subject, geography and stakeholder.
Campaign and executive analysis
Review coverage against the communication objectives and messages agreed before the campaign. Connect observed outputs to available outcome evidence without assuming causation.
What you receive: A management report covering results, message presence, limitations and practical follow-up.
Engagement options
Pilot assignment
Test the watchlist, source availability and useful report format on a bounded period before agreeing continuation.
Recurring monitoring
Agree the reporting cycle, inclusion rules, delivery recipients and periodic review of the brief.
Custom international project
Define countries, language review, local contributions and the consolidated reporting method in one project scope.
Questions before commissioning
How do we start?
Define a question and a source scope, review a pilot selection and agree the output before a recurring assignment.
Does website access include a live monitoring platform?
These pages provide service information and illustrative resources. An authenticated monitoring workspace or automated alert feed requires a separately available, tested service.
Can we obtain full articles and recordings?
Only when the applicable access and redistribution rights permit it and the proposal includes that delivery.
How is an error corrected?
Send the report reference, affected item and a supporting source to the company's contact address. The finding and any affected conclusions can then be reviewed.
