DROPSocial Listening for Agencies: Build a Client Evidence Pack
Prepare a client-specific source record, explain collection limits and calculate costs for multiple monitored identities.
Short answer. An agency can use DROP records as inputs to a client evidence pack. Keep each monitored client or rival identity separate, preserve original sources and explain missing coverage. Growth exports CSV; your team prepares any presentation or report.
A reviewable client pack
This is a blank delivery structure with illustrative scope, not an actual client report.
| Section | What to include | Limit |
|---|---|---|
| Scope | One client product, one date window and stated timezone | Identify every separately monitored rival |
| Sources | Original post links and collection status by platform | List failures and inaccessible material |
| Findings | Author-owned task, constraint, fit and counterexample | Separate research from verified outcomes |
| Delivery | Reviewed notes plus available Growth CSV | No native PDF, team seats or shared workspace promised |
Calculate three identities before proposing work
Before applicable taxes: three Focus subscriptions cost $57/month; three Growth subscriptions cost $297/month. Each has its own allowance.
One client plus two rivals is three identities, not one bundled radar.
Agree on the client’s decision
Define whether the client wants individual conversations or broader brand reporting.
If publishing, approvals or enterprise reporting are required, use the tools comparison to evaluate those workflows separately.