> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.visibrain.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.visibrain.com/platform-guide/explore/post-tweets.md).

# Posts

The post review provides access to the posts published and shared within the topic over the analysed period.

### <mark style="background-color:green;">Ranking options</mark>

Access different ranking options, these options will adapt following the *Monitoring Module* used:&#x20;

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{% tab title="X (formerly Twitter)" %}

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{% tab title="Facebook" %}

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#### By engagement

By default the posts are ranked according to the number of shares/likes generated by each post. This enables you to quickly know which is the "TOP" post on your topic over the analysed period.

#### By impressions

On X, another ranking option is *sort by Impressions* which enables you to sort posts by the number of potential [impressions](/master/glossary.md#impressions) of each post.

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The impression figure on Visibrain is defined as the number of potential impressions, and is calculated by adding up the number of followers of each account that shared a post.

On the X (formerly Twitter) *Monitoring Module*: we take into consideration the number of followers of each person who tweeted and/or retweeted a post.&#x20;
{% endhint %}

**By date**\
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By ranking by date of publication (from the most recent to the oldest or vice versa) you will be able to access a chronological view of the conversation.&#x20;

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On the X (formerly Twitter) *Monitoring Module*, this ranking enables to see all tweets & retweets ranked by date: \
This enables you to identify the first account and post and the first "retweeters" of an information :the first account to have shared the information and to understand which accounts have picked up a piece of information or have helped to make it viral.
{% endhint %}

### <mark style="background-color:green;">Post selection</mark>

Click on the target at the top righthand corner of the post that you want to focus on in order to learn more about the post in question:

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By filtering on the post, all the data in the sections on the left (Volume, Posts, Users/Pages, Analytics ...) are up to date and only show the elements related to the selected post.

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You can also filter on several posts (or other items) at the same time by pressing ALT (PC) or OPTION (Mac) key on your keyboard. It activates the multi-selector. \
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