For film & entertainment PR

The trades, the tabloids, the numbers.

PigPR monitors the entertainment press, the gossip columns, IMDb & TMDB, and the ad libraries — for every client, on every plan, from free.

No card · industry signals included on every plan

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Trade press, swept every run

Variety, The Hollywood Reporter, TheWrap and Deadline RSS feeds are swept on every run and matched against each client's keywords like any other source. Trade mentions land in the feed tagged “Trade press” and count toward the News bucket in weekly reports.

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Tabloid radar

Mentions from 15 tabloid and gossip domains — TMZ, Daily Mail, Page Six, People, E! Online, The Sun, Us Weekly, In Touch, Radar Online, National Enquirer, Perez Hilton, Dlisted, HollywoodLife, OK! — get an automatic “Tabloid” badge in the feed, plus a saved-view filter so noise stays separable from news.

03

Industry signals, weekly

Per client, on reports and public share pages: IMDb STARmeter rank with week-over-week deltas, Wikipedia page views (7-day, when an article exists), and a Google Trends 7-day average. IMDb rating watch records star rating and vote count per tracked title — actor pages auto-expand to their known-for films. TMDB adds scores, vote counts, lifetime box-office revenue and popularity scores for people, and TMDB user reviews flow into the feed as mentions.

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Competitor ad watch

Up to five competitors per client. Weekly sweeps of the Meta Ad Library and Google Ad Transparency Center flag new creative as NEW and mark stopped campaigns inactive — a “Competitor ads” section in reports, plus one line in the weekly email digest.

Honest limits: ad libraries show creative and start dates, not spend or targeting. Industry signals are ratings, votes and trends — IMDb review text isn't accessible server-side, so review text comes from TMDB.

Built for the people who manage the names

Film PR firms

Release week in one report: trades coverage, tabloid surge, STARmeter movement and the client's Google Trends line — white-label and shareable.

Talent managers

A weekly signal read across the roster: IMDb rank deltas, Wikipedia interest, rating movement on the films that define each client.

Publicists

Proof of work clients can open themselves: every mention, every signal, on a live share page — no PDF assembly on Friday afternoon.

FAQ

Film PR monitoring, straight answers

Yes — Variety, The Hollywood Reporter, TheWrap and Deadline are ingested via RSS on every sweep and matched against your client keywords like any other source. Trade mentions are tagged “Trade press” in the feed and count in the News bucket of reports.

Your next release week, on radar

Start free, add a client, paste their IMDb links. The first weekly signals land in the next report.