Too much noise
Thousands of articles, alerts and mentions leave teams searching for the signal.
PitchVector connects emerging coverage with your communications priorities, identifies relevant opportunities for your spokespeople and helps your team decide, act and track progress.
PitchVectorIllustrative exampleThe debate turns to how organisations can demonstrate that their AI systems are tested, transparent and accountable.
Coverage focuses on testing, transparency and the practical adoption of AI standards.
Communications teams are managing a wider remit while the media environment becomes more competitive. The challenge is no longer simply finding information. It is identifying what deserves attention — and acting while the opportunity is still relevant.
of senior PR leaders say they feel pressure to “do more with less.”
Cision · 2026 PR Success Toolkitof communications teams struggle to turn data into actionable insight.
Cision · 2026 PR Success Toolkitof journalists say fewer than one-quarter of the PR pitches they receive are relevant to them.
Cision · State of the Media, 2026The 2026 toolkit draws on 2025 research. These are industry findings, not measures of PitchVector performance.
PitchVector is designed for this environment.
From live media signals to organisational priorities, relevant opportunities and focused action.
Traditional monitoring produces more information. PitchVector reveals the signals that matter and turns them into clear, defensible opportunities for your team.
Thousands of articles, alerts and mentions leave teams searching for the signal.
Coverage is tracked, but rarely connected to organisational priorities or expert capability.
By the time the angle, expert and journalist are aligned, the conversation has moved on.
A focused intelligence workflow configured around your organisation—not another generic stream of media mentions.
Track themes, issues, competitors and policy developments aligned to your priorities.
Assess emerging opportunities for strategic relevance, media fit, timeliness, spokesperson fit and guardrail confidence.
Match the story with the right expert, journalist, angle and recommended next step.
Your organisational context shapes what PitchVector recommends—and how your team takes it forward.
Identify relevant emerging stories while there is still time to contribute.
Connect individual opportunities to the themes your organisation wants to be known for.
Bring your expertise, evidence and messaging into relevant media conversations.
Use coverage context to make more relevant approaches and maintain continuity in follow-up.
How to move from counting coverage to identifying strategic opportunities your team can act on.
Read insightCommunications teams already have more information than they can reasonably process. PitchVector helps turn that information into decisions — identifying where your organisation has a credible opportunity to contribute, who should respond and why it deserves attention now.