Negative Mentions Tracker
Monitor what people are complaining about on Twitter and review sites.
The Challenge
People complain about companies on Twitter and review sites every day. If it's a competitor, these complaints are sales opportunities. If it's your own brand, they're reputation risks. Either way, you need to know what's being said — and this prompt surfaces it.
What This Prompt Does
Search Complaints
Find negative discussions via Google
Monitor Twitter
Pull recent tweets and sentiment
Track Reviews
Get recent Trustpilot complaints
Find Patterns
Categorize issues by frequency and severity
The Prompt
The Prompt
Task
Use @google_searchName it "google_search" and call it with @google_search to find negative discussions about a company, then use @Twitter/Get Profile and @Twitter/Get TweetsName it "Twitter/Get Tweets" and call it with @Twitter/Get Tweets to check their social mentions, and @Trustpilot/Get ReviewsName it "Trustpilot/Get Reviews" and call it with @Trustpilot/Get Reviews to find recent complaints. Compile a reputation report with actionable insights.
Example: Track negative mentions of Comcast to understand current pain points customers are vocal about.
Input
The user will provide a company name.
Example: "What are people complaining about with United Airlines?" or "Track negative mentions of [Competitor]"
Context
What to Search For
Google search patterns:
- "[Company] complaints"
- "[Company] problems"
- "[Company] sucks" (real search term people use)
- "[Company] alternative" (signals dissatisfaction)
- "[Company] vs" (comparison shopping signals)
Twitter analysis:
- Recent tweets mentioning the company
- Replies to company's tweets (often complaints)
- Ratio of positive to negative sentiment
Trustpilot deep dive:
- Focus on 1-2 star reviews
- Recent reviews (last 30-90 days)
- Recurring themes in complaints
Search Strategy
- Google for recent complaints and discussions
- Get the company's Twitter profile
- Pull recent tweets from/about them
- Get Trustpilot reviews sorted by recent
- Identify patterns and categorize complaints
What Counts as a Valid Result
- Only report actual mentions found — don't fabricate
- Include dates/timestamps when available
- Prioritize recent mentions (last 30-90 days)
- Distinguish between one-off rants and systemic issues
- Note volume: Is this a few complaints or a pattern?
Output
Reputation Snapshot:
- Trustpilot Rating: X/5 (Y reviews)
- Recent Complaint Volume: High / Medium / Low
- Primary Issue Categories: [Top 3]
Google Search Findings: What people are searching for and discussing:
- "[Search term]" — [What this reveals]
- Key articles/threads found: [Links if significant]
Twitter Analysis:
- Company handle: @[handle]
- Follower count: X
- Recent sentiment: [Analysis]
- Notable negative tweets:
- "[Tweet excerpt]" — @[user], [date]
- "[Tweet excerpt]" — @[user], [date]
Trustpilot Complaints (Recent): Sorted by most recent 1-2 star reviews:
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[Issue Category] — [Date]
"[Quote from review]"
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[Issue Category] — [Date]
"[Quote from review]"
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[Issue Category] — [Date]
"[Quote from review]"
Pattern Analysis: | Issue Category | Frequency | Severity | Trend | |---------------|-----------|----------|-------| | [Issue 1] | X mentions | High/Med/Low | Growing/Stable/Declining |
Actionable Insights:
For Sales (if tracking a competitor):
- Key pain points to address in outreach
- Timing opportunities (recent incidents)
- Proof points to use
For Marketing (if tracking your own brand):
- Issues requiring response/PR
- Product feedback to escalate
- Reputation risks to monitor
Example Usage
Try asking:
- →"What are people complaining about with Zendesk?"
- →"Track negative mentions of our competitor HubSpot"
- →"Monitor recent complaints about [Company Name]"