Influencer vetting
Research creators, spokespeople, and public-facing partners to help identify adverse media, affiliations, and other context that may affect brand safety.
Influencer vetting and brand risk screening for agencies
Nexis Diligence+™ Uncover reputation risks before they become headlinesNexis Diligence+ helps PR, marketing, and advertising agencies screen clients, executives, influencers, vendors, and partners before campaigns, announcements, and partnerships go public.
Screen reputation risks before public engagement
Quickly assess clients, executives, influencers, vendors, partners, and campaign stakeholders by reviewing historical news, adverse media, affiliations, legal and regulatory signals, and reputation indicators in one place.
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Support reputation risk reviews across clients, influencers, and partners
Ongoing reputation monitoring
Monitor clients, executives, influencers, vendors, and campaign stakeholders for emerging adverse media and reputation risks before they escalate.
Scalable entity management
Manage screening and monitoring across clients, executives, influencers, vendors, and related entities to support campaign, client, and partner reviews.
Prioritized adverse media insights
Quickly identify adverse media, negative news, public controversies, and other developments most relevant to reputation risk reviews.
AI-powered negative news summary
Get faster visibility into key developments across adverse media with intelligent summarization that supports efficient risk review.
Integrated risk report builder
Create shareable reports for internal review, account leadership, legal partners, or client-facing recommendations.
High-volume screening
Screen large volumes of influencers, vendors, and campaign stakeholders efficiently with bulk upload capabilities, centralized results, and shareable reporting.
How Nexis Diligence+ supports PR, marketing, and advertising teams
Nexis Diligence+ helps PR and marketing teams look beyond social conversations to review trusted news, legal, regulatory, sanctions, company, and relationship data before people, brands, or vendors become publicly connected to a campaign.
Frequently asked questions
Influencer vetting is the process of reviewing creators, spokespeople, and public-facing partners for adverse media, affiliations, legal or regulatory signals, and other context that could create brand risk.
Adverse media screening helps agencies identify negative news, public controversies, and related risk signals before a client, influencer, vendor, or partner becomes connected to a campaign.
Yes. Agencies can use Nexis Diligence+ to research vendors, partner brands, suppliers, executives, and related entities before they become associated with a client or campaign.
Social listening helps monitor public conversation. Influencer vetting reviews broader due diligence sources, including news, legal, regulatory, company, sanctions, and other risk data that may not appear in social channels.
Nexis Diligence+ draws on trusted news archives, legal and regulatory records, sanctions data, company filings, and relationship mapping to support influencer vetting and brand risk reviews.
Agencies can assess prospective clients, executives, investors, and affiliated entities for adverse media, public controversies, sanctions exposure, and other reputation risks before accepting new engagements.
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