How to build a multi-agent Brand Monitoring system by yourself

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Ralf Haller

To build a multi-agent Brand Monitoring system is not too diffcult these days.

Think of this like creating a team of digital detectives who scan the internet, gather mentions of your brand, and tell you what people are saying about it.

Step 1: Gather Information (Scraping Mentions)

This is like sending out scouts to search websites, social media, news, and forums for any mention of your brand (like “Nike” or “Coca-Cola”).

Tools you can use:

  • Apify – A user-friendly platform to scrape websites without coding.
  • SerpApi – Gathers Google search results easily.
  • Bright Data (formerly Luminati) – Lets you access and scrape data from many places at once.

Tip: You can tell it to look for your brand name and even common misspellings.

Step 2: Multi-Agent System (Multiple Bots Working Together)

Instead of one bot doing everything, imagine a team where each bot has a job. One checks social media, one reads news, another looks at reviews, etc.

Tools you can use:

  • LangChain – Helps you build a team of smart agents that talk to each other.
  • CrewAI – Makes it easy to build agent "teams" with different roles.
  • Autogen by Microsoft – Lets multiple agents plan, coordinate, and solve problems together.


Tip:
Each agent can specialize—like “News Agent,” “Social Media Agent,” or “Sentiment Agent.”

Step 3: Understand the Meaning (Natural Language Processing)

Once you've collected the data, the next step is teaching the system to understand what people are saying—good, bad, or neutral?

Tools you can use:

  • OpenAI (ChatGPT or GPT-4) – Reads and understands what people are saying, like a human.
  • Hugging Face Transformers – Pre-trained models that can read and analyze large text data.
  • Google Cloud Natural Language API – Easily tells if the sentiment is positive or negative.


Tip:
These tools can also spot common themes, like complaints or praise.

Step 4: Generate Insights

Now turn all that raw info into something useful: trends, spikes in brand mentions, what people love/hate, etc.

Tools you can use:

  • Power BI / Tableau – Make easy-to-read charts and dashboards.
  • Notion or Airtable – Organize insights and allow your team to comment or tag trends.
  • Grafana – Great for real-time dashboards if you want live updates.


Tip:
You can set alerts if something big is happening (like a viral tweet).

Step 5: Automate & Keep Improving

Once it’s working, you want it to keep running daily and get smarter over time.

Tools you can use:

  • Zapier or Make (Integromat) – Automate tasks like saving new mentions to a database.
  • LangSmith (for LangChain) – Monitor and improve agent performance.
  • Airflow – Automate and schedule different parts of the system.


Tip:
You can train it over time with your own feedback to make the insights more relevant.

In Plain English Summary:

  1. Find mentions of your brand online using smart bots.
  2. Divide the work among agents—each looks in a different place.
  3. Read and understand the messages using AI.
  4. Turn the data into insights using charts and alerts.
  5. Automate everything so it runs daily and improves itself.

What is an AI agent?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eHEHE2fpnWQ

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