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Research, methodology and media enquiries.

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FunkyMEDIA Research Lab publishes research on Brand Mentions, AI Search and external brand context.

Use this page when you want to ask about:

a published study,

a dataset,

a methodology page,

a graph,

a specific research result,

or editorial use of the published material.

For general information about FunkyMEDIA, use the main FunkyMEDIA website.

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Research, methodology and media enquiries.

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Research enquiries

If your question concerns a finding, include the exact research page or dataset you are referring to.

That helps keep the answer tied to the correct analytical layer.

For example, a question about:

44.1% unlinked explicit Brand Mentions

should reference Gold Dataset v1 or Brand Mention Taxonomy v1.

A question about:

536 semantic relationships

should reference Semantic Relationships v1 or the relevant graph page.

The datasets use different populations and units, so identifying the source matters.

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Methodology questions

Methodology questions are welcome when they concern the public research framework.

Useful references include:

Brand Mention

Brand Mention Taxonomy

Brand Context Depth

Recommendation Strength

Experience Evidence

Brand Mention Complexity

Formulaic Language

Semantic Relationships

and:

Research Limitations

The public methodology explains the research units, classification concepts and interpretation boundaries.

It does not publish every internal production procedure.

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Media and editorial enquiries

Editors, journalists and researchers can contact FunkyMEDIA regarding:

clarification of published findings,

dataset scope,

methodology interpretation,

chart or figure context,

citation of the research,

and use of published findings in editorial material.

When possible, include the URL of the page you intend to reference.

That makes it easier to verify the exact number and research layer before publication.

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Citation questions

The research uses several different datasets.

Before citing a number, check whether it comes from:

the Full Research Inventory,

Representative Validation,

Gold Dataset v1,

the Macro Subset,

or a derived dataset.

A number should remain attached to the population that produced it.

If you are uncertain which source supports a figure, include the figure and the page where you found it in your enquiry.

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Questions about observed brands

The research includes real brands observed in the analysed inventory.

A brand's appearance in the research does not, by itself, establish:

client status,

partnership,

campaign relationship,

or another commercial relationship.

If an enquiry concerns the presence of a specific brand in the study, reference the relevant research page and the context in which the brand appears.

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Questions about AI Search interpretation

The current research measures Brand Mentions and external brand context.

It does not claim that a Brand Mention automatically causes an AI recommendation.

For questions about AI Search, it is useful to distinguish between:

a published Brand Mention finding,

a hypothesis for future testing,

and a verified AI-system observation.

That distinction is maintained throughout the research program.

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Contact FunkyMEDIA

Research Lab enquiries are handled through FunkyMEDIA.

Visit FunkyMEDIA →

When writing, include:

the page or study you are referring to,

the specific number, graph or methodology term involved,

and the purpose of the enquiry.

That is usually enough context to identify the correct research layer quickly.

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Before you contact us

You may already find the answer in:

Research — findings and the flagship study

Datasets — source populations and derived datasets

Methodology — definitions and analytical frameworks

Graphs — structured relationship views

Research Limitations — interpretation boundaries

If the question remains open after checking those sections, send the relevant page with your enquiry.