MenoAppInfluence Ecosystem · v0.1
Illustrative
Pitch visualisation · social & digital listening

The voices shaping menopause are no longer in the clinic.

MenoApp maps the menopause influence ecosystem across LinkedIn, Instagram, X, TikTok, YouTube, podcasts and PAG forums, so Bayer and Prime can identify, prioritise and activate the voices that will educate women about their options.

Why now

Menopause has reached a tipping point.

Scientific evidence alone no longer determines perception. Influence does. And influence has decentralised.

80%
of women experience menopausal symptoms
Prime · Bayer brief, May 2026
2 in 3
are not eligible for or choose not to take hormone therapy
Lynkuet competitive landscape, June 2026
1.3M
women per year enter the transition in the US alone
Lynkuet competitive landscape, June 2026
Evolution of menopause influence
  1. Pre-2015
    Clinical silence
    Menopause largely framed as a symptom-management issue inside the clinic.
  2. 2015–2020
    Unmet-need recognition
    Growing acknowledgement of impact on quality of life and workplace participation.
  3. 2020–2023
    Advocacy accelerates
    Women's health and workplace-menopause movements scale across Europe.
  4. 2023–2025
    First NK therapies
    Neurokinin antagonists transform the treatment landscape and reignite science.
  5. 2026+
    Decentralised influence
    DOLs, PAGs, creators and emerging experts shape perception alongside KOLs.
Scale of the opportunity

One conversation, six markets, one network.

Each glowing node is a market. Size reflects monthly conversation volume, colour reflects the dominant archetype, and the arcs show how a story in one country becomes a story in another.

US184k mentions / moUK96k mentions / moFR41k mentions / moDE58k mentions / moES29k mentions / moIT34k mentions / mo
6 markets · 138 voices · 11 amplification flows
The ecosystem · live graph

One picture of who shapes the menopause conversation today.

124 voices · 437 measured connections · 7 platforms · 6 markets. Filter, hover and pin to read each persona.

124 of 124 voices · 437 connections
Established DOLs
Rising Stars
Patient advocacy
Digital influencers
Archetype
Platform
Country
Topic
Established DOLs
Congress faculty, guideline contributors, society leaders.
Rising Stars
Early-career specialists and emerging researchers.
Patient advocacy
PAG leaders, community moderators, patient advocates.
Digital influencers
Creators, podcasters, women's-health journalists.
Influence has decentralised

The share of voice has shifted, and it is not going back.

In 2019, established DOLs owned roughly 6 in 10 menopause conversations. By 2026, digital influencers, PAGs and rising stars together carry nearly 80% of the volume. The activation model has to follow.

20192020202120222023202420252026
Share of voice, 2019 to 2026 (illustrative)
Established DOLsRising StarsPatient advocacyDigital influencers
Platform flow

A podcast clip becomes an Instagram reel becomes a LinkedIn debate.

Conversation rarely stays on one channel. This Sankey shows where menopause discussion originates and where it amplifies, and why an integrated activation model is the only one that works.

PodcastInstagramLinkedInYouTubeTikTokForumXPodcastInstagramLinkedInYouTubeTikTokForumX
Originates onAmplified on
Topic ownership

Where the white space is, and where Lynkuet can lead.

Each card pairs share-of-voice with an educational opportunity index: how much room remains for trusted, evidence-grounded voices to claim that conversation.

Topic

Sleep disturbance

Mentions / 90d
18,420
Whitespace
78%
Dominant voice:Digital influencers
Educational opportunity index
Topic

Quality of life

Mentions / 90d
14,210
Whitespace
62%
Dominant voice:Patient advocacy
Educational opportunity index
Topic

ET-related VMS

Mentions / 90d
4,380
Whitespace
84%
Dominant voice:Established DOLs
Educational opportunity index
Topic

Non-hormonal options

Mentions / 90d
22,610
Whitespace
71%
Dominant voice:Rising Stars
Educational opportunity index
Topic

Workplace & policy

Mentions / 90d
11,990
Whitespace
41%
Dominant voice:Patient advocacy
Educational opportunity index
Topic

Hormone therapy debate

Mentions / 90d
31,250
Whitespace
23%
Dominant voice:Digital influencers
Educational opportunity index
Where to prioritise

Sentiment against reach, the prioritisation quadrants.

Every voice plotted on how positively they speak about menopause options against how far that voice travels. The top-right are the partners to activate first. The bottom-right are the experts to invest in early.

Loud scepticsNegative sentiment, high reachTrusted amplifiersPositive sentiment, high reachUntapped advocatesNegative sentiment, smaller reachQuiet expertsPositive sentiment, smaller reachNEGATIVEPOSITIVESENTIMENTHIGHLOWREACH
124 voices · sentiment × reach
Tomorrow's voices

Rising stars before they're on advisory boards.

Ranked by 90-day monthly growth across reach, engagement and cross-platform amplification. These are the names to engage in 2026, not 2028.

Voice
Platform
Topic focus
Monthly growth
Dr Hanna Roux, MD PhD
HannaRoux on Air · ES
Podcast
QoL
+40%
Dr Eva Roux, PhD
in/evaroux-51 · IT
LinkedIn
QoLNon-hormonal
+39%
Dr Jana Vidal, MD PhD
in/janavidal-63 · DE
LinkedIn
Sleep
+36%
Dr Inès Bianchi, MD
in/insbianchi-11 · US
LinkedIn
ET-VMS
+35%
Dr Romy Navarro, MD PhD
@romynavarro_md · ES
X
Sleep
+32%
Dr Clara Bianchi, NP
in/clarabianchi-00 · UK
LinkedIn
QoLNon-hormonal
+30%
@ida.lindgren
@idalindgren.talks · FR
TikTok
SleepWorkplace
+28%
Dr Inès Roux, PhD
in/insroux-64 · ES
LinkedIn
Non-hormonalET-VMS
+28%
Competitive landscape

Where Lynkuet can lead.

Treatment categories plotted on share of conversation against sentiment, bubble size is audience reach. The dashed area is the educational white space, positive sentiment, low share, no incumbent owner. Lynkuet can claim it.

EDUCATIONAL WHITE SPACE-0.5-0.250+0.25+0.5SENTIMENT0%10%20%30%40%SHARE OF VOICELynkuetVeozahHormoneSSRIsGabapentinBotanicalCBTDiet
Competitive share × sentiment · bubble = audience reach
From discovery to activation

A four-step model for building long-term menopause leadership.

MenoApp is the discovery and prioritisation layer. The matrix below is how Prime turns identification into influence, and women into informed decision-makers.

  1. 01
    Discover
    AI-enabled influence discovery across social, podcasts, congresses, publications and PAG networks.
  2. 02
    Prioritise
    Segment by archetype, topic ownership and growth velocity. Surface white space.
  3. 03
    Engage
    Personalised activation per archetype, from advisory boards to social-first education.
  4. 04
    Measure
    Track influence growth, network reach and educational impact over time.
DOLs
  • Strategic advisory boards
  • Scientific exchange & symposia
  • High-tier publications
Rising stars
  • Future faculty programmes
  • Scientific fellowships
  • Speaker development
PAGs
  • Co-creation initiatives
  • Educational partnerships
  • Patient insight programmes
Digital influencers
  • Social-first education
  • Podcast partnerships
  • Digital roundtables
Glossary and methodology

Every term and every score, defined.

A single reference for the archetypes, signals and composite indices used across MenoApp, including the exact formulas behind the Educational Opportunity Index and the Influence score.

Audiences and archetypes

Every voice tracked in MenoApp is placed into one of four archetypes based on their credentials, behaviour and audience relationship.

Established DOLs (Digital Opinion Leaders)
Congress faculty, guideline contributors and society leaders who carry clinical authority into digital channels.
Rising Stars
Early-career specialists and emerging researchers with rapid follower growth and a growing citation footprint among peers.
Patient Advocacy (PAGs)
Advocacy-group leaders, community moderators and lived-experience advocates who translate clinical topics into member-facing guidance.
Digital Influencers
Creators, podcasters and women's-health journalists shaping public perception, often at very large scale and outside the clinical channel.
Voice
A single tracked account or persona. One person can hold several voices if they publish under distinct handles per platform.
Audience vs Reach
Audience is the follower base of a voice. Reach is the estimated number of unique people actually exposed to their content in a given period, weighted for platform algorithm delivery.
Platforms and signals

Signals are the raw units of listening. They roll up into the composite scores in the next card.

Tracked platforms
LinkedIn, Instagram, X, TikTok, YouTube, Podcast and open Forums. Each has a distinct role in the ecosystem, LinkedIn and X carry the expert conversation, Instagram and TikTok carry the public one, forums surface lived experience.
Mention / Conversation
A post, comment, episode or thread that references a tracked topic in any tracked language.
Share of Voice (SoV)
A voice or archetype's share of tracked mentions in a defined period and topic set. Expressed as a percentage that sums to 100 across the tracked universe.
Amplification
Volume of content that originates on one platform and is re-shared, quoted or referenced on another. Powers the platform-flow Sankey diagram.
Cross-border arc
Volume of content from one country cited or re-shared by accounts in another. Powers the arcs on the Geo map.
Composite scores and how they are calculated

Every composite is documented so it can be defended in a client conversation. In this demo, values are hand-modelled illustrations, in production they are computed live from Pulsar / VISFO exports.

Educational Opportunity Index (EOI), 0 to 100
Shown on the Topics view. Measures how much room remains for a trusted, evidence-grounded voice to claim a topic. Higher = more open ground.EOI = 100 - (0.5 × ExpertVoiceShare + 0.3 × SentimentPolarisation + 0.2 × MisinformationDensity)Each input is min-max normalised to 0-100 across tracked topics. Plain-English, topics score highest when expert voices are quiet, sentiment is split, and misinformation is common.
Influence score, 0 to 99
Shown on nodes in the Ecosystem network. Rewards on-topic authority per follower, not raw follower count.Influence = 0.4 × z(Reach) + 0.3 × z(EngagementRate) + 0.2 × z(TopicRelevance) + 0.1 × z(PeerCitations)z(·) is a standard score across the tracked universe, then the sum is rescaled to 0-99.
Growth, % monthly
Shown on Rising Stars. Rolling follower delta normalised to a monthly rate.Growth = (Followers_last90d − Followers_prior90d) ÷ Followers_prior90d, expressed monthly
Sentiment, -1 to +1 (also shown as -50 to +50)
Aggregate sentiment classification on tracked mentions, weighted by reach so a large-audience post moves the score more than a small one. Neutral = 0.
Educational white space
Highlighted on the Competitive landscape. Defined as the quadrant with sentiment above +0.15 and share of voice below 8%. Any category inside it has permission to grow without displacing an incumbent.
Cross-border amplification weight, 1 to 10
Shown on the Geo map arcs.Weight = log10(citations of country A content by country B accounts, trailing 30 days), clamped 1-10
Data provenance and caveats

What is real, what is modelled, and where the numbers come from.

Source in production
Pulsar and VISFO social and digital listening exports, refreshed monthly with weekly deltas on rising voices.
Source in this demo
A seeded synthetic dataset. All names, handles and metrics are anonymised composites generated for illustration. No real individuals are represented.
Language coverage
English, German, French, Spanish and Italian. Sentiment models are language-native, not machine-translated.
Exclusions
Bots, brand-owned handles and accounts with fewer than 100 followers are removed before scoring.
Refresh cadence
Monthly full refresh of the tracked universe, weekly deltas on Rising Stars and topic-level share of voice.
Confidence
Every composite carries an internal confidence flag driven by sample size and language coverage. Low-confidence cells are surfaced in the client dashboard, hidden in this pitch view for readability.
"Scientific evidence alone no longer determines perception. Influence does. Rather than ask who influences menopause today, identify who will influence menopause tomorrow, and activate the right voices through the right channels to shape the future of women's health."
Prime Global People · Bayer Women's Health pitch, June 2026