Live coverage · June 1, 2026

Kimberly-Clark. Watched closely.

Every narrative, sub-brand campaign, generational mood shift and creator moment shaping the Kimberly-Clark portfolio, tracked across social in real time.

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412,608
Kimberly-Clark portfolio posts dig has detected and scored across Huggies, Kleenex, Scott, Cottonelle, Kotex, Pull-Ups, Goodnites and Depend — natural-language understanding of what every clip is actually about.
42,860
Minutes of KC video analyzed
2,221
Posts scored across all sub-brands
8.4M
Reactions tracked (likes, replies, shares)
146
Distinct narratives surfaced
Narrative intelligence

The stories driving the Kimberly-Clark conversation.

Phrases, not hashtags. dig reads what every clip is about and groups posts into the stories people are telling about KC sub-brands. Ranked by momentum, scored by mood, broken down by generation.

Trending now · last 7 days

What people are actually saying about KC sub-brands.

Sponsor radar · KC vs the CPG field

Who's winning the household-care category.

Share of voice and sentiment for Kimberly-Clark against the brands actually showing up in the conversation — P&G, Unilever, Henkel, Reckitt, and the indie disruptors eating the edges.

Share of voice · last 30 days

The CPG scoreboard.

KC leads overall SOV by views — driven by Scott couponing virality and Huggies' diaper-war defense. P&G has the highest post volume but only ~8% of the views.

Activation sentiment · per generation

Which KC moments are landing, which are bombing.

Sentiment per sub-brand activation, broken out by Gen Z, Millennial, Gen X. Gen Z on Kotex pulls in a different direction than Gen X on Scott.

Generation sentiment

One portfolio, three audiences, three moods.

How TikTok feels about Kimberly-Clark splits hard by life stage. Millennial parents are loyal. Gen Z is conflicted. Gen X is functional. Here's the breakdown — and which sub-brand each cohort actually engages with.

The power list

Who's actually calling the Kimberly-Clark conversation.

The deal hunters, parenting voices, medical experts and budget creators whose posts are outrunning the brands' own channels.

Top 6 · last 7 days