Helping you cut through the clutter, and win.
Today, communications decision makers are flooded with information—and misinformation. Beehive uses research, analysis, and innovative tools to cut through the noise quickly. We provide accurate and actionable information, so you can effectively communicate and steer your organization to success.
We help you win in the modern communications environment, where social trends, misinformation, and consumer sentiment can change the landscape quickly.
Beehive Services
Working across mediums and platforms, we find nuances of language and framing that others miss. We identify and analyze key players in the space. And we develop an in-depth picture of a given field or issue area.
We unearth and track trends around your issue or industry space, monitoring key players and opposition, news, and online chatter.
We work with innovative partners and AI tools to identify suspicious online share patterns. We help you understand and combat misinformation, disinformation, and negative narratives impacting your brand or issue before they spread.
We access public records, see below the surface of an emerging issue, uncover vulnerabilities, and expose conflicts and corruption.
Accurate, timely content helps you stay a step ahead and communicate key facts, figures, and developments across your channels and platforms to propel your campaign forward.
When a crisis situation emerges, we jump into action with accurate research, tracking, and analysis that allows you to act and communicate at the speed of the crisis.
About the Founder
Devorah Adler is the founder of Beehive Research, a public records research firm, and M44 Analytics, a media analytics firm. In 2020, she co-founded triplecheck, an issue agnostic 501(c)(4) organization dedicated to slowing the spread of online misinformation. Devorah served as the Research Director on Barack Obama’s historic 2008 presidential campaign and as the Research Director at the Democratic National Committee during the 2006 election cycle. Prior to that, she served on the leadership staff for Democratic Leaders Daschle and Pelosi from 2003 to 2005, and on the White House Domestic Policy Council during the Clinton Administration.