MRS Index

The Reputation Index

The Media Reputation Score™ (MRS™) measures how the press — not press releases — shapes a company’s reputation: every story scored for sentiment, distinction, authority, and amplification, so reach is never mistaken for reputation. This index applies it across industries to answer one question in public — in each sector, who’s winning the reputation race, and who’s just loud?

This is the public read — what the signal shows. Why it matters and what to do about it runs on your licensed data. Get the full assessment →

The Reputation Gap

Every brand sits at two ranks at once: how much it’s covered (reach) and how well that coverage reflects on it (reputation). The distance between them is the Gap. Overexposed brands draw more coverage than their reputation warrants; under‑credited brands hold a stronger reputation than their coverage volume suggests. This is visibility ≠ reputation, as one number — across all 100 brands.

Most overexposed loud, reputation lags
Most under‑credited reputation outruns coverage
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MRS Signal
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SentAmpAuthDist
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computed~ approximate (open‑data estimate)MRS Signal is the directional public read · the full four‑pillar MRS™ is the paid number
What you’re reading
MRS™ Public Signal — this page

Same engine, same locked weights, computed on open data: two pillars measured (Sentiment, Amplification) and two approximated (Authority, Distinction). A free, directional read of how the press is shaping reputation right now.

See your own score

This is a snapshot. The index runs on public coverage. Your full, four‑pillar MRS™ — weighted to your priorities, validated against your own data, and continuously refreshed — is a different number.