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Four modules. One question each.

MIA is not a dashboard with four tabs of the same data. Each module exists because a media team keeps asking one specific question that nothing else in their stack can answer.

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01 — Competitive

What is everyone else saying, and where?

Tracks every brand advertising in your category across broadcast and digital — units aired, share of voice, search volume, and the creatives themselves. Built entirely from publicly observable signals, so it needs no access to your systems at all.

Units aired across the category, daily
Q Units

16.0K

+1.5%

Pay TV · open TV · radio

Channel Distribution

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Prime · day · grey

Day Part Distribution

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Ranked by units aired

Top Brands by Q Units

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The same brands, ranked by search volume

Top Brands by Search Volume

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And what they are offering off-air

Live Digital Ads

Inspect the creative

02 — Campaign

Where did the money actually go?

Audits how investment was distributed across TV, radio, OTT and every paid digital platform — down to the individual spot and the individual campaign line. Traditional and digital sit in one view instead of two tools that never reconcile.

Total investment, units, impressions

$1.91M

+29%

Total Investment

3.83KUnits+63%
287MImpressions+31%
TV / radio / OTT against digital, daily

Trend

$0.0$20K$40K$60K$80K
TV / Radio / OTTDigital
Where the split actually fell

Investment Comparison

73%27%

$1.4M

TV / Radio / OTT

+42%

$506K

Digital

+1.9%

03 — Influencers

Was the creator worth it?

Follows and values every piece of branded content across Instagram, Facebook, YouTube and TikTok, scored by MIA’s own model on three verticals — Visual, Auditory and Qualitative — so a post is judged on how the brand actually appeared, not on follower count.

Creators, content, reach, engagement
321+18
Creators
76.0K+24%
Contents
14.1M+12%
Interactions
2.02B+31%
Est. Reach
0.69%-4.1%
Est. ER
Followers, per platform, over time

Total Followers by Platform

1K5K10K50K100K500K1 Jun15 Jul27 Aug
The same five formats, ranked twice

Interactions

Reel9.69MPost3.03MVideo1.32MShort13.1KStory0

Est. Reach

Story715MReel529MPost412MVideo360MShort4.04M
Top scored

Top Scored

MIA AI Score

A post is scored on how the brand actually appeared in it — not on the creator’s follower count, which is what everyone else sells you.

01

Visual

Where the brand sat on screen, and for how long

02

Auditory

Whether it was said out loud, and how

03

Qualitative

The context it appeared in, and what the post was actually about

Latest content, as published

Latest Contents

04 — Investment

Did any of it move the business?

Attribution from media spend through sessions to signups and sales. This is where the offline proof lives: MIA reads how your audience behaves in the short window after a TV or radio spot airs, and prices that behaviour against what the placement cost.

1 · What you spent
$181KTotal Investment+0.4%
TV / Radio / OTT

$60.3K

+9.2%

Digital

$121K

-3.4%

1.19KUnits+6.6%
38.7MImpressions+20%
2 · Who arrived
Sessions

1.32M

+15%

$0.14Sessions Cost-13%
16.4%Bounce Rate+77%

Sessions Distribution

19%6%75%

246K

Organic & Direct

+21%

80.5K

Paid Digital

-1.1%

997K

Other

+15%

3 · Who signed up and paid
$7.51Signups Cost+56%
$22.9FTDs Cost+40%
Signups

24.1K

-36%

FTDs

7.91K

-28%

The interesting slice is the one nothing clicked. When a TV spot works, it shows up as organic and direct traffic that no digital platform will ever claim — and that is exactly the volume MIA attributes back to the spot that caused it.