Specify the audience(s) who picked-up your research

See:

• Selecting a publication set in Web of Science
• Analysing Citing Publications with WoS & Scopus
• Selecting a publication set in InCites
• Find altmetrics for your publication
• Mentions in other sources than scholarly literature

However, describing the reasons why your research has been cited (citation context) or mentioned (sentiment), might cost more time.

See:

• Who is citing?
• Citation context
• Why use Altmetrics

Because societal relevance and the (re-)use of research results has gained such as an importance in research assessments, you may pay special attention to:

• citations or mentions in policy documents, patents, clinical guidelines, or systematic reviews. (see: Citations / mentions of special interest (book, chapters, articles and datasets) – Summary)
•  mentions by corporate and non-profit organisations, patient associations, politicians, practitioners and professionals, or well-known institutes. See the links on ‘Find altmetrics for your publication’ and ‘Mentions in other sources than scholarly literature’ above.