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Curated, reviewed, never clickbait

Everything that matters. Nothing that doesn’t.

Your industry, competitors and public perception, monitored throughout the week. A clear, human-reviewed report arrives every Monday morning, with a concise PDF and a short audio summary.

  • 14-day free trial
  • Human-reviewed reports
  • No dashboard to manage
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The noise

Most of what you read this week did not matter.

The news feed is built for clicks, and the alerts are built for volume. Neither is built for the question you actually have: what changed that I need to act on? Insights Monday answers that once a week.

Without

  • Feeds built for clicks
  • Automated headlines with no judgement
  • Hours spent skimming to find one point

With Insights Monday

  • Only what changed and matters
  • Human review before delivery
  • A report you finish in one sitting

How it works

One short form, then one report a week.

  1. 01

    Short onboarding

    A focused form, about 10 minutes. Tell us your industry, your competitors and what you need to decide.

  2. 02

    Weekly monitoring

    Relevant public sources and signals are watched all week. Updates are filtered for relevance before the brief is prepared.

  3. 03

    Monday delivery

    A clear report lands in your inbox on Monday morning, as a PDF with an audio summary.

What you get

Curated, sourced and short.

A concise PDF with a short audio summary. Relevant findings, clear context and sources you can check.

Sample · fictional report, real format

InsightsMondayFor [Your Company]
Monday morning
Your Monday brief: the week in contextExample
1Market
  • Two [Example Companies] are hiring compliance leadsLinkedIn Jobs
  • Regulator opened a sector consultationOfficial site
2Competitors
EC
[Example Company] introduced a fixed-price packageA new service package with published scope and pricing.
Source checkedOct 14
Relevance9
Urgency7
3Public pulse

In this fictional example, public complaints about service interruptions increased this month. The tone is concerned rather than hostile, and positive coverage of the new launch is still growing.

4What it means

This week: lead proposals with speed and scope, not price. Review the example competitor’s published scope before changing your own offer. A single price change does not establish a market-wide trend.

✓ Reviewed by a person before deliveryPDF report + short audio summary
  1. 1
    Four sections, one page

    Market, competitors, public pulse and what it means, in a single read.

  2. 2
    Every item has a source

    Each finding links to where it was published, so you can check it yourself.

  3. 3
    What it means for you

    A short judgement on what to do this week, not a list of headlines.

  4. 4
    Audio summary

    A short spoken version to listen to alongside the PDF report.

Who it’s for

For people who would rather be well informed than busy.

Founders and business owners

Know what your rivals did while you were in client calls.

Example triggerA competitor cuts its price on Friday afternoon.The brief flags it on Monday, with the source.

Agency leaders and consultants

Walk into client reviews with the market already in your head.

Example triggerA client’s biggest competitor changes agency.It appears in the report with what it means for your pitch.

Operators responsible for decisions

Decide on what changed, not on what was loudest.

Example triggerA regulator publishes new guidance for your sector.You see it on Monday, with the deadline, before the team meets.

Anyone who doesn’t monitor news daily

Stop checking the news every morning.

Example triggerA quiet week goes by with nothing to act on.The report says so, instead of making you scroll.

Compare

Less monitoring. More context.

Choose how much of the research your team wants to take on.

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Ways to keep up with your market
What mattersFeeds & alertsDo it in-houseInsights Monday
Cost and timeFree or paid toolsYour time to read and filterStaff time or analyst budgetResearch, writing and quality checks14-day free trialOngoing pricing agreed with you
Sorting what mattersYour team filters each updateYour team develops and runs the processCurated around your business context
Review and contextUsually raw mentions or headlinesDepends on your research processHuman-reviewed findings and interpretation
DeliveryThroughout the weekA schedule you manageOne Monday email with PDF + audio

Start with a trial

Get to know your Monday brief.

Try Insights Monday free for 14 days. Tell us what matters to your business, then experience the report in your own context.

Your first step

14 daysfree

One short onboarding form. No dashboard to learn.

Start your free trial →

What to expect

  • Weekly monitoring of relevant public sources
  • Market, competitor and public-perception findings
  • Human review before delivery
  • A concise PDF and a short audio summary
  • Monday morning email delivery

For ongoing pricing and the scope that fits your business, contact us before continuing beyond the trial.

14-day free trial

Ready for a quieter Monday?

Tell us about your business and the developments you want to follow. We’ll use your onboarding details to prepare your Monday brief.

Complete your onboarding →

About 10 minutes. Set your priorities once.

Have a question? hello@mimava.com

FAQ

A clearer picture, before you start.

What is Insights Monday?

A weekly intelligence service for business decision-makers. We monitor relevant public developments across your industry, competitors and public perception, then turn them into a concise report with useful context.

What do we receive?

A concise PDF report and a short audio summary, delivered by email every Monday morning. The report brings together relevant market developments, competitor updates, public and social sentiment, and the key findings for your business.

What do we need to do to get started?

Complete a focused onboarding form, which takes about ten minutes. Tell us your company, industry, markets, competitors, delivery email and what you do not want to miss. You can suggest sources, but you do not need to build a monitoring workflow.

Is each report reviewed by a person?

Yes. Automation supports monitoring and preparation, while a person reviews the report before delivery. You receive a curated brief rather than an unfiltered stream of alerts.

Do we need to use a dashboard?

No. The report arrives directly in your inbox. After onboarding, there is no dashboard to operate or daily monitoring task for your team.

When and in what language is it delivered?

Reports are delivered on Monday mornings in English. The current onboarding form specifies an 08:00–09:00 CET delivery window. Confirm your delivery details during onboarding.

Which sources do you use?

Relevant publicly available sources, such as company websites, industry publications, official announcements and public social pages. You can add sources you already follow and tell us which subjects to prioritise or exclude.

How does the 14-day trial work?

Start from the onboarding form and share the context needed for your brief. The trial lasts 14 days. We’ll confirm ongoing pricing and service terms with you before you continue beyond the trial.

What happens during a quiet week?

We focus on relevance rather than filling a quota. The brief should distinguish meaningful developments from low-value noise, without presenting every mention as something that needs action.

Is this an urgent alert service or professional advice?

No. Insights Monday is a weekly decision-support report, not a real-time emergency alert service. It uses public information and is informational only, not legal, financial or other regulated professional advice.

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