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Filter examples

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Images or logos can be added to your smartboard.

Work in progress 🚧

Visual Mapping

Using Visibrain and the (free) Gephi software, you can create community maps (X, Instagram, Threads, YouTube, TikTok, Telegram, and LinkedIn) as well as content mappings (X, Facebook, Instagram, Threads, YouTube, TikTok, Telegram, and LinkedIn).

  1. Introduction

  2. Which algorithm(s) for which representation ?

  3. Representing nodes based on different degrees of centrality

  4. SIGMA : Analytical and aethetic export

Support and training sessions

Monitoring social media is easy with Visibrain !

An entire customer success team is happy to help you with the platform

To get started with Visibrain, the customer success team will set up a training program based on your needs and your social listening tools' level of knowledge, including :

🎬 The set-up of new Topics at the beginning of the contract.

📆 A three-month training program at the beginning of the contrat.

🤝 Regular meetings to answer your questions and develop new use cases based on your needs.

🆘 Assistance in case of a crisis.

🎓 New training sessions for your new collaborators or new needs (please contact your account manager).

Topics

How to add posts to a topic ?

Alerts & Reports

Alerts

How to create an automatic alert ?

Reports

How to create an automatic report ?

Quotas & Settings

Page Quotas

Settings

How to add a new user ?

How to switch accounts within one's access ?

Explore

The time period

Email

To receive and/or share your Reports by Email, you'll just need to click on Email and list all the email adresses you want to share this Report with.

You can add as many email adresses as you want, you'll just need to click on the "+" sign to add a new one. The recipients of these Reports can be users of Visibrain or not, to delete an email adress from the list, just click on the "X" sign on the left.

We recommend you give clear and transparent titles to your Reports, it will help getting a better understanding of the Report you are reading.

SMS

To receive your Reports via text message, just click on the SMS option in your Reports Tab. You can add as many recipients as you want (just click the "+" sign to add new phone numbers), you'll need to include the international phone indicator.

The SMS trigger mode is not included in basic Visibrain plans. If you want to send Reports and or Alerts via text message, get in touch with your account manager

We do not recommend using SMS for Reports, the format is not ideal.

Account settings

List of operators to create a topic

Use cases

Welcome on Visibrain

🐣 You are a new user

Do you already have your Visibrain access?

First steps

Here we are! You juste received your access to the platform and you can't wait to start using Visibrain!

This guide is a support in your discovery of the tool, get in touch with your account manager to have an overview of Visibrain's advanced features.

What do you want to monitor ?

Tutorials

Smartboards

How to create a Smartboard ?

How to create and share a link to a Smarboard ?

Platform Guide

Topics

The Topics Tab is your entry point into the Visibrain platform.

On this tab, all the Topics you have already created, are listed. They are sorted alphabetically and you can mark some of them as 'favorites' to customize your access. Click on a topic to analyse all the related data.

Sub-Topics

When you create Sub-Topics, they are displayed directly in your Topics page. If you want to access, you just need to click on the drop-down menu of your Topic (blue arrow on the left hand side of the title).

Users / Pages / Channel

The Users section (Pages for Facebook, Channels for YouTube) allows you to have an overview of all the users who have posted within the topic, over the analyzed period.

It allows you to quickly identify the influencers who speak on a given topic.

Various rankings

Several rankings are offered for each Users section, these rankings depend on the module used.

Sounds

The Sounds section available on TikTok allows you to monitor the most famous sounds within the topic over the period of analysis.

Different sorting options

You can choose different ways of sorting the Sounds by :

Filters, subtopics and Filter Library

One of Visibrain's key added values is our powerful filtering system.

It enables you to shift through the available data, analyze and create graphs and analytics to comprehend information you're looking at.

Create Subtopics

Subtopics allow you to save a specific Topic + filter combination for easy access: on the homepage, when creating a report, setting up an alert, or within a Smartboard.

Thanks to Subtopics, you can create an initial large Topic, and then refine it further. You can even create multiple levels of Subtopic to organize your monitoring however you wish.

Create a Subtopic

Once satisfied with your applied filter, click on the "floppy disk" icon and "Save as new Subtopic" to create a new Subtopic.

Slack

To receive your Alerts on Slack, just click on Slack:

First you will need to create a "Incoming Webhook". In order to do that: 1- Go to: 3- Click on "Incoming WebHooks"

3- Click on "Add to Slack"

4- Choose a channel or create a new one to post your Alerts to.

5- Then click on "Add incoming WebHooks integration" 6- You will then have access to your WebHook url, it will have the following format: , fill this url in the destined area on the Alerts tab.

Telegram

To receive your Alerts on your Telegram App, just click on the Telegram Tab:

On a 1 to 1 conversation

To receive your Alerts on Telegram, start a conversation with the Telegram Visibrain Bot. Click on "New Chat" on Telegram:

Search for Visibrain Bot, when you see it appear, start a chat with the bot.

Type /start and send your first message. The bot will automatically answer back with a Chat ID with 9 digits.

Copy and Paste this Chat ID to your Alerts Page on Visibrain. You will receive your Alerts in this private conversation.

Teams

To create a Visibrain alert in Teams please take a look at the or follow the following instructions:

Slack

To receive your Reports on Slack, just click on Slack:

First you will need to create a "Incoming Webhook". In order to do that: 1- Go to : 3- Click on "Incoming Webhooks"

3- Click on "Add to Slack"

4- Choose a channel or create a new one to post your Reports to.

5- Then click on "Add incoming WebHooks integration" 6- You'll then have access to your WebHook url, it will have the following format: , fill this url in the destined area on the Reports tab.

Telegram

To receive your Reports on your Telegram App, just click on the Telegram Tab

On a 1 to 1 conversation

To receive your Reports on Telegram, start a conversation with the Telegram Visibrain Bot. Click on "New Chat" on Telegram:

Search for Visibrain Bot, when you see it appear, start a chat with the bot.

Type /start and send your first message. The bot will automatically answer back with a Chat ID with 9 digits.

Copy and Paste this Chat ID to your Reports Page. You will receive your Reports in this private conversation.

Text

Used to add comments, analysis, titles etc.

Create of edit a Text section

By adding a new section called Text, the page below will appear.

This page will allow you to add the following :

Smartboard features

Change the period of analysis

The first thing to do when arriving on a smartboard is to check the period of analysis, the platform gives you the last 24 hours by default, but you can choose the periodby clicking on the Last 24h button at the top right of the platform.

Usage & Quota

The quota on Visibrain follows two different approaches, one for X/Twitter and the other for the main sources (Meta, TikTok, Bluesky, Telegram, online press, YouTube) and LinkedIn.

Main sources (Meta, TikTok, Bluesky, Telegram, online press, YouTube)

The quota works in increments of 10 keywords that can be used on all these networks, with an unlimited volume of publications collected by a topic. On these networks, you can also decide to set up what is known as a panel. This is a topic in which you do not monitor keywords but the activity of different accounts. You can thus put up to 500 accounts across the various main sources on the panel without this being counted against your active keyword quota.

Filters and helpful documents

Usage & Quota

👜 Brand Monitoring

🔎 industry monitoring

📅 Event monitoring

👯‍♀️ Accounts monitoring

🎯 Influencer detection

What are the differences between a subtopic and the Filter Library?
  • Subtopic are essentially subdivisions of a broader Topic, created to provide a better organization of content, you can use them to save a filter used to refine a Topic to, for example, focus on a sub-theme, It's linked to the monitoring Topic. You can find a Subtopic on the homepage and access it with one click, just like the other Topics.

  • The Filter Library, on the other hand, are a list of general Filters you can invoque to use on any set of data and in any topic.

Use the filtering system
Create subtopics
Filter Library
Filter examples
Microsoft instructions
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Introduction to Visibrain

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Create a new Topic

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Introduction to mappings

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🔝 Topics

✍️ Create a new topic

📈 Explore

🔎 Filters, subtopics and Filter Library

📣 Alerts

📖 Reports

📊 Smartboard

🔮 Quicktrends

⬇️ Exports

🌐 Visual Mapping

Alerts

You will find the bell symbol next to each Topic :

Grey bell : No alert on this Topic.

Yellow bell with a number : X alert(s) on this Topic.

Mark as Favorite

Click on the star on the left of the title of the Topic if you want to mark your Topic / Sub-Topic as a favorite. It will appear at the top of your Topic list.

'Favorites' are specific to each User-access, they are not shared with other members of your team.

Activate/Deactivate or delete a topic

If you to deactivate a Topic and pause its monitoring, you just need to click on the menu 'Actions' of the topic, on the right. You'll be able to deactivate, reactivate or delete it. Warning : if you delete a topic, you won't be able to take it back.

📘 Scope of coverage

📘 List of operators to create a topic

📘 List of operators to add filters

📘 Quicktrends operators list

📘 List of languages

Sort by:

Posts

Sounds being used in the most videos (within the Topic, over the period of analysis).

Likes

Sounds getting the most likes (within the Topic, over the period of analysis).

Views

Sounds getting the most views (within the Topic, over the period of analysis).

Comments

Sounds getting the most comments (within the Topic, over the period of analysis).

Impressions

Sounds getting the most Impressions (within the Topic, over the period of analysis).

You can also add Filters to your Topic to find a specific Sound using sound_contains:element

See all filters about Sounds on TikTok

X (formerly Twitter)

Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, Telegram, Threads, Bluesky

LinkedIn

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Comment

Choose the background color. Neutral: gray Informational: green Warning: orange Danger: red No Background

Comment content

Write your text.

Type

Modify the section type while keeping the associated Topic(s).

Contact your account manager to have personalized login details and a training session.

😎 You already know the platform :

👣 Step by step

🔎 Complete feature guide

👣First Steps

Discover the Visibrain platform in a few minutes

🔤 Glossary

Vocabulary and terminology

F.A.Q

Find the answers to the most frequently asked questions

Need more help ?

Please contact your account manager, or send an email to

As a monitoring tool on social media, Visibrain gives you access to an huge amount of social data. To properly monitor your topics, you need to decide what kind of watch you want to do :

You can answer many monitoring needs with Visibrain, it will be important to discuss all of this with your account manager to help you get started.

Create monitoring topics

Once your monitoring needs are defined, we can start using the platform and create your first Topic.

Checks to make before submitting your first Topic

Third step : Data Analysis

Once your monitoring Topic is live and the data has been retrieved, you can start using the different features of the platform to analyse it.

You will find below a video to help you navigate the platform.

Playing with the time period

Selecting a time period on Visibrain allows you to precisely target the data to analyze by focusing on a specific moment or a recent trend (such as a monthly, weekly, or even the last 24 hours view).

Click on an item to get more information

You can click everywhere on the platform to easily get more details about what you are looking at (who shared this tweet ? What do people say about this article on Twitter ? What is behind this peak of activity ? etc).

Use several sorting options

Posts, articles and users can be sorted by many indicators to give you the maximum level of information about your monitoring Topic.

Use filters to go in depth in your analysis

You can use Filters to detect low signals and easily find what you are looking for, even in a Topic with several thousands of posts. We have more than 150 Filters you can use according to your needs.

After that ?

If you want to know more about Visibrain's platform, go on the section to learn how you can use the filters in Explore's section, setting up alerts, reports and create smartboards.

👜Brand monitoring
👯Accounts monitoring
🔎Industry monitoring
🎯Influencer detection
📅Event monitoring
📈Explore
📣Alerts
📖Reports
📊Smartboards
How to use Quicktrends

To go further in the analysis, you can combine the sorting in the influencers section with filters on user metadata.

For example, you can filter on followers_count:>1000000 and you can sort influencers by Activity (number of posts). It will allow you to know the most active macro-influencers on a given topic.

Check on all available filters to identify influencers :

  • Filters on X (formerly Twitter) accounts

Name your Subtopic and validate :

Modify a Subtopic

To modify a Subtopic, click on Edit on your Homepage or on your Explore Page :

Overwrite a Subtopic

To overwrite a Subtopic click on Reveal Subtopic Filter :

Once you're satisfied with your updated filter, you can choose to save it as a new Subtopic or overwrite a pre-existing one :

Add to a pre-existing Subtopic

You can add new filtering options to a pre-existing and applied filter, this is particularly useful when adding exclusions to your Subtopic.

Use the "Add to current Subtopic" option.

Delete a Subtopic

Click on Delete on your Homepage or on your Explore page :

Once you have your Incoming Webhook, you can use it for other Alerts.

Example

https://nameofyourgroup.slack.com/apps/manage/custom-integrations
https://hooks.slack.com/services/XXX/XXX

If you want to receive other Reports or Alerts on this Chat, just use the same Chat ID in other Alerts or Reports settings.

In a channel or group chat

You can program Alerts to a specific Telegram Group Chat, you just need to add the Telegram Visibrain Bot to you group chat. To get the group Chat ID, send /start to the chat and VisiBot will send automatically the right Chat ID composed of 9 digits.

Copy and Paste this Chat ID to your Alerts Page. You will receive your Alerts in this group chat.

The main difference between these two Chat IDs is the hyphen symbol before the Group Chat ID, do not forget to include when setting up your Telegram Alert.

Once you have your Incoming Webhook, you can use it for other Alerts and/or Reports

We do not recommend using Slack for Reports, the format is not ideal.

https://nameofyourgroup.slack.com/apps/manage/custom-integrations
https://hooks.slack.com/services/XXX/XXX

If you want to receive other Reports or Alerts on this Chat, just use the same Chat ID in other Alerts or Reports settings.

In a channel or group chat

You can program Reports to a specific Telegram Group Chat, you just need to add the Telegram Visibrain Bot to you group chat. To get the group Chat ID, send /start to the chat and VisiBot will send automatically the right Chat ID composed of 9 digits.

Copy and Paste this Chat ID to your Reports Page. You will receive your Reports in this group chat.

The main difference between these two Chat IDs is the hyphen symbol before the Group Chat ID, don't forget to include when setting up your Telegram Report.

We do not recommend using Telegram for Reports, the format is not ideal.

Enable full screen mode

For social rooms or in case of crisis, the full screen can be very useful, you can activate it by clicking on the following button.

Smartboards are also adaptive to mobile phone and tablets.

Enable auto-refresh mode

For optimal reading comfort, the smartboard will be updated as soon as you refresh the page. But you can enable this mode automatically refresh the page every 30 seconds if you need to see the data in real time.

Download a smartboard

You can download your smartboard in PNG or PDF with the button below.

Share a link to the smartboard

Smartboards can be viewed by anyone who has access to your account, but you can also create a simple sharing link :

LinkedIn

When it comes to LinkedIn, the logic of unlimited keywords and volume remains the same. Rules are purchased in increments of 1 LinkedIn rule. We are talking about rules on LinkedIn here, not keywords, because monitoring the activity of an account on LinkedIn will count towards your quota in the same way as a keyword.

X/Twitter

On X/twitter, on the other hand, the quota is determined by the volume of tweets collected per month. There is no limit to the number of keywords and operators used to configure the topic, allowing for a sufficiently precise definition. It should be noted that this quota is not limited, as we know that in the event of a crisis, this data will be important to you. This means that it is important to define your topic correctly from the outset to avoid monitoring a subject that is too broad. To check the volume generated by the query you plan to set up, feel free to run a few tests in our Quicktrends tool. It will allow you to preview the volumes and adjust your setup.

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Glossary

Alerts

Visibrain provides you a real-time alerting system. You can receive notifications by e-mail, Slack, Telegram or SMS. You can set up an alert based on a specific criterion (e.g. the volume of a topic that suddenly increases, a verified account with a large audience posting about your brand...).

Alerts are unlimited, and you can put as many recipients as you want in each alert.

Do not confund alerts and reports in which you can receive regularly (every day, every week...) a summary of the data of your monitoring topics.

It is possible to monitor a topic without necessarily setting an alert on it; and on the other hand it is possible to set several alerts on the same topic (for example to alert different people according to different volume thresholds).

Favourite

A favourite is a Topic or a Sub-topic that you often use and that you have "pinned" to the top of the list of Topics using the star icon. You can select several Topics or Sub-topics as Favourite.

Impressions

The number of impressions is the number of potential impressions there are on a topic (or post). It is the sum of the followers of the accounts that posted on the topic (or shared a post), and it gives an idea of the impact of the post in addition to the engagement metrics. This is not the number of actual impressions: only the owner of a social network account has access to the number of actual impressions. On average, we see that the number of actual impressions corresponds to 10% of the potential impressions, but this figure can vary greatly depending on the topic, the social networks and the accounts that posted.

Panel

A panel is a topic tracking the entire activity of a list of accounts/pages/channels, without including directly monitored keywords. Creating a panel can have several interests:

  • Monitoring trends within a community without using keywords

  • Monitoring an industry by keywords among selected experts (by filtering the panel) rather than having all the irrelevant results from the full public feed

  • Having an overview of the different "owned" social network accounts (for example: all the Facebook retailer pages of a company)

Reports (formerly "Digest")

A report is a recurring e-mail (or Slack, Telegram, SMS) of a summary of the data of your choice on one or more monitoring topics. Reports are unlimited, and you can put as many recipients as you want in each report.

Do no confund reports with real-time .

Sub-topic

A Sub-Topic is a that has been filtered and saved.

Timeline

A timeline is a graph representig the volume of a topic over time. You can see the number of posts per hour but also the number of impression or other engagement metrics (not available on QuickTrends), with a precision ranging from months to minutes

Topic

The topic is your monitoring subject. A Topic is specific to a given social network (you need to create a topic for each social network you wish to monitor). A topic will retrieve all the posts corresponding to the rules of the topic (keywords, accounts...) in real time. We recommend creating topics with broad enough rules to be sure to retrieve all the content you need, then filter them to create a .

Explore

The Explore unit of the platform allows you to analyze the data collected by your monitoring topic.

This unit is divided into several sections :

Volume

To find the main indicators (number of posts, evolution of your topic, number of users, number of articles, number of interactions).

The published posts are related to your monitoring. You can sort and filter them according to your needs.

The articles published on social media are related to your monitoring. You can sort and filter them according to your needs.

The internet users who have expressed themselves about your monitoring topic on the selected period. You can sort and filter them according to your needs in order to follow accounts or detect influencers, detractors etc.

To easily understand which are the most discussed topics related to your monitoring and to easily detect the top trends.

To easily understand what type of users discuss about your topic.

Posts

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

Ranking options

Access different ranking options, these options will adapt following the Monitoring Module used:

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

Another ranking option is sort by Impressions which enables you to sort posts by the number of potential of each post.

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.

On Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and Youtube Monitoring Modules: we take into consideration the number of followers of each account that published a post.

By date 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.

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.

Post selection

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:

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.

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. Then, you will be able to navigate in your topic in order to select multiple items.

Demographics

The Demographics tab enables you to access detailed analytics linked to the X (formely Twitter) accounts that have participated in the conversation you're monitoring on the defined period of time. You will find information on the job, gender, interests and localisation declared by the monitored X (formely Twitter) accounts.

OVERVIEW

This first page gives you access to a full overview of the demographic analysis. You will find: - Gender distribution - Verified accounts - Job description word clouds - Interests word clouds - Map of localisation most declared by the X (formely Twitter) accounts

You can click on any element of the page to apply a temporary filter on the data you are analysing. For example : Focus on verified accounts by clicking on that tab.

The menu on the left enables to access a detailed view of each KPI.

LOCATION

The Location tab enables you to access the list of countries / regions / cities declared by the X (formely Twitter) Accounts as a location from which they would be tweeting. Each list will be ranked by the number of posts registered as been posted from there. By clicking on any element (country, region or city) you can apply a temporary filter on your data.

We take into account the originally declared localisation on the X (formely Twitter) biography and or the GPS localisation, when it has been accepted by the X (formely Twitter) Account. The location is inferred : If an account is registered as tweeting from London, it will be registered as tweeting from the UK.

INTERESTS

The Interests tab enables you to access the list of interest declared by the X (formely Twitter) accounts that have participated in the monitored conversation on the defined period. These interests are taken from the biographies of the monitored X (formely Twitter) accounts and are ranked by number of posts.

You can click on any element of the list to apply a temporary filter to your monitored data. For example focusing on all the X (formely Twitter) accounts that are interested in art and that have been active on your subject.

OCCUPATIONS

The Occupations tab enable to access the list of job description declared by the X (formely Twitter) accounts that have participated in the monitored conversation on the defined period. These job descriptions are taken from the biographies of the monitored X (formely Twitter) accounts and are ranked by number of posts.

You can click on any element of the list to apply a temporary filter to your monitored data. For example focusing on all the X (formely Twitter) accounts that have declared reporter as job description and that have been active on your subject.

GENDER

The Gender tab enables you to access the gender distribution for the X (formely Twitter) accounts that have participated in the monitored conversation on the defined period.

This type of analysis can help you dive deeper into the data and give context to your findings :

For example, "there are 57% of women who are tweeting about XXX"

You can also access a view differentiating "Human" and "Others", the Others classification will often be linked to companies, media, bots ....

EXPORTS

Each view / list / analysis can be exported to CSV format or PNG format. By clicking on the "Action" option of each view.

You will also have the possibility to add directly the view / list / analysis to a .

Filter Library

Access the Filter Library from any Topic, Smartboard, Alert or Report at any moment, use them to create & apply filters to your data.

These filters are shared with the rest of your team, they're taylor-made to fit your needs : specific influencer lists, media list, negative subjects ...

Add a new Filter to your Filter Library

To add a new filter to your Filter Library, click on the menu next to "Add Filter" after having applied a new filter and click on "Save to Filter Library"

Name your Filter

When using filters that are specific to a monitoring module (example : original_bio_contains or is_company:), your filter will only apply to the specific monitoring module you chose. If you want your filter to be available on all montioring modules, we recommend you use common filtering operators (from, bio_contains, followers_count, profile_contains, full_contains, has_emoji ....)

Load from Filter LIbrary

To load a filter from your Filter Library, click on the menu next to "Add Filter" after having applied a new filter and click on "Load from Filter Library"

Choose from the Filter Library

You will find a number of pre-saved Filters

These general filters can be used and useful in a large number of situations : identifying journalists or bloggers, influencers or general negative comments ...

You will not be able to modify these pre-saved filters.

If you have any suggestions, don't hesitate to get back to us : [email protected]

Email

To receive and/or share your Alert by Email, you will just need to click on Email and list all the email adresses you want to share this Alert with.

You can add as many email adresses as you want, you will just need to click on the "+" sign to add a new one. The recipients of these Alerts can be users of Visibrain or not. To delete an email adress from the list, just click on the "X" sign on the left.

We recommend you to give clear and transparent titles to your Alerts, it will help getting a better understanding of the Alerts you will receive.

Example

SMS

To receive your Alerts via text message, just click on the SMS option in your Alerts Tab. You can add as many recipients as you want (just click the "+" sign to add new phone numbers), you will need to include the international phone indicator.

The SMS trigger mode is not included in basic Visibrain plans. If you want to send Reports and/or Alerts via text message, get in touch with your account manager.

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Smartboards

The guide to create great smartboards.

What is a smartboard?

A smartboard is a dashboard where you can mix data from your different Topics, SubTopics, and from different social media. It is fully customizable and updates in real time, according to the chosen time period.

You can create as many smartboards as you want, there is no limit.

Click below to learn how to use smartboards.

Smartboards examples

Upcoming links

Smartboard to manage a crisis

Separator

To organize your smartboard with titles.

By adding a new section called Separator, the page below will appear.

This page will allow you to add the following :

Type

Modify the section type while keeping the associated Topic(s).

Title

Write your title.

LinkedIn

Here are the operators available to create a Topic on LinkedIn.

The CTRL+F command and Command+F on a Macbook allows you to easily find your operator in the table.

You can download this page in PDF.

Keywords should be added in the Keywords's bloc, Users, in the user's bloc and company pages in the companies' bloc.

List of operators for the rules block

Symbol
Use
Example

No need to add capital letter, plurals and accent variations, Visibrain will automatically take in all words carrying the same character sequence.

Boolean operators (OR, -, parenthesis, quotes, @ ...) will not be taken into account on this monitoring module. We recommend building your monitoring request as large as possible and using our once the data's collected.

Facebook, Instagram, Youtube, TikTok, Threads, Telegram, Bluesky

Here are the operators available to create a Topic on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Threads, Telegram, Bluesky and TikTok.

The CTRL+F command and Command+F on a Macbook allows you to easily find your operator in the table.

You can download this page in PDF.

List of operators for the rules block

Symbol
Use
Example

There is no need to put the different variants with and without capital letters: Visibrain automatically takes into account all case variants.

Conversely, you have to think about listing the different variants of accentuation (é, à, ç, û, ï...). Indeed, Visibrain considers a word with accent different than a word without accent.

Use the filtering system

There are two ways to use Visibrain's filtering system : - Click on existing filters - Manually s

Filter by Clicking

You can click on any element within your platform!

Simply click on the indicator of your choice (for example, a hashtag), and instantly all data in the Explore section will update to show posts from the Topic that contain the clicked hashtag. The filter thus created is added at the very top, and you can remove it with a single click, by clicking on the small gray cross.

You can add and combine filters as much as you like. This allows you to explore the data in a "funnel" (drill-down) manner, easily moving back and forth between different filters.

Posts/Articles/Users

Review of posts, users or articles.

Create or edit a posts/article/users section

By creating a new section called Posts/Articles/Users, the page below will appear.

This page will allow you to add the following :

Cloud

The word cloud highlights what is the most discussed within your Topic .

Create or edit a Cloud section

By adding a new section called Cloud, the page below will appear.

This page will allow you to add the following :

Table

The table allows you to get a more detailed view of hashtags, expressions, countries etc.

Create or edit a Table block ​

By adding a new section called Table, the page below will appear.

This page will allow you to add the following :

Pie chart

The pie chart is an automatic graph that gives you the share of voice of the selected item.

Create or edit a Pie chart section

By adding a new section called Timeline, the page below will appear

This page will allow you to add the following :

Quicktrends

X (former Twitter) mention volume comparator

The Quicktrends feature allows you to measure and/or compare the volume of X (former Twitter) mentions of different topics (up to 12 different topics) since 2006, over a maximum of 356 days.

➡️ You can access this feature by clicking on the quicktrends tab in the main menu.

Use the same language than with a X (former Twitter) query

In quicktrends, you are able to use all the operators that are available for retroactive data recovery. You can find the

Exports

On Visibrain, it is possible to export your data in JPEG, PDF, CSV or GEPHI format.

➡️ You will be able to export the data by clicking on the tab at the top right of each block.

CSV export

To realize more advanced analysis on Excel, you can export all the data that you can find on the platform, in CSV format. Then, you will be able to get all the metadata collected on the platform, divided into columns.

Which algorithm(s) for which representation ?

The Logic of "Force-Based" Layouts

Nodes repel each other like magnets, while links pull the nodes they connect together, like springs.

These forces set the nodes in motion until a point of equilibrium is reached (where the nodes stop moving).

Highlighting Divisions Between Different Components of the Map

OpenOrd aims to emphasize divisions between the various parts of the map.

Highlighting Complementarities Between Different Elements of the Map

📘 Force Atlas Algorithm

Force Atlas is designed to spatialize small-world/scale-free networks. It focuses on quality to explore "real data" and enable rigorous interpretation of the graph with minimal bias and good readability.

The repulsion force depends on the density of nodes and their relationships, with the goal of clearly distinguishing nodes and making each label readable (displayed via the "T" at the bottom of the screen). The size adjustment variable helps avoid overlaps.

  • Works with 1 to 10,000 nodes. Allows highlighting the weight of nodes.

Notably, "Force Atlas 2" is available, an adapted version of the algorithm for handling networks with several hundred thousand nodes.

📘 Fruchterman-Reingold Algorithm

Fruchterman-Reingold is the classic layout. Forces act between neighboring nodes, simulating the graph as a system of mass particles. Nodes are the mass particles, and edges act as springs between them.

  • Works with 1 to 1,000 nodes. No node weighting.

📘 Kamada and Kawai Algorithm

The Kamada and Kawai algorithm uses an attraction force between two nodes, proportional to the shortest path length separating them.

📘 Yifan Hu Algorithm

Yifan Hu groups nodes into clusters and applies a force-based logic to these clusters. It is a very fast algorithm with high quality for large graphs. It combines a force-directed model with a coarsening technique (multi-level algorithm) to reduce complexity. Repulsion forces on a node within a cluster of distant nodes are approximated using a Barnes-Hut calculation, treating them as a super-node.

  • Works with 100 to 100,000 nodes. No node weighting.

Highlighting a Classification Logic for Graph Elements

📘 Circular Axis The Circular Axis layout arranges nodes in a circle, ordered by ID, a metric (e.g., degree, betweenness centrality), or an attribute. This layout is useful for displaying a distribution of nodes along with their links.

📘 Radial Axis Layout The Radial Axis Layout groups nodes and positions the groups along axes radiating outward from a central circle. Groups are generated using a metric (e.g., degree, betweenness centrality) or an attribute. This layout is useful for studying proximities by showing the distribution of nodes within groups along with their links.

  • Handles 1 to 1,000,000 nodes.

📘 GeoLayout GeoLayout provides a geographic distribution of nodes on a map base. It uses latitude/longitude coordinates to position nodes within the network. Several map projections are available, including Mercator, which is used by Google Maps and other online services. The two node attribute columns for coordinates must be in numeric format.

Other Algorithms

  • Label adjustment/NoOverlap: prevents node names from overlapping on your network.

  • Contraction/Expansion: increases or decreases the spacing between nodes.

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The detail on the Visibrain coverage on the web and social media

List of operators to create a topic

Details of operators to create a topic on Twitter/Press or on the other social media

List of operators to filter a topic

Details of operators to filter a topic on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and TikTok

New features

History of the platform's new features

Quicktrends operators list

Details of operators to measure or compare the volume of Twitter topic

List of languages, countries and regions shortcut

Details of operators to filter a language, a country or a region

Brand monitoring

Sector monitoring

Event monitoring

Competitors monitoring

Influencers detection

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space

To associate words, corresponds to the logical "AND".

bank scandal To search posts that contain these two keywords, regardless of their position in the post.

#hashtag

Captures all posts containing the hashtag.

#car Captures all publications with the hashtag #car in it. Does NOT pick up posts with the keyword "car", without #.

filtering system

To monitor if an account is mentioned in text or identified in an Instagram image.

@societegenerale To capture publications that mention Société Générale or Instagram images that tag the account.

Space

To associate words, corresponds to the logical "AND".

bank scandal To search posts that contain these two keywords, regardless of their position in the post.

Sign *

To capture spelling variants

phone* *phone To capture phone, phones, but also iphone, smartphone... Please note : - that two stars cannot be placed on either side of a word, it necessarily requires two lines. - This operator cannot be used for the source News

Quote mark ""

To monitor an exact expression.

"General company" instead of General company to avoid picking up tweets such as: "the company had planned a general meeting for this day".

@

Posts, users, and articles can also be filtered by clicking on the small target icon at the top right :
Identify in a click all the posts published by a single user on you Topic.

Advanced option : Multiple selection

By using the alt or option keys on your keyboard at the same time as you're clicking on any given element in your platform (keywords, list of users, post ...), you can activate the multiple selection that you will be able to validate : You are filtering on a list of elements You are excluding a list of elements Cancel your selection

In a few clicks you can filter on or exclude a large number of hashtags, keywords, users ....

Manual filters

Click on "Add Filter" in the top bar to add manual filters/ All the different boolean filters available on Visibrain are accessible here, we have up to 300 different options you can use to drill down your data on Visibrain. Click here to see examples Once your filter is complete, hit the "enter" key of your keyboard to validate the search and watch as Visibrain's updates your data. You can combine any number of filtering options.

A space between two words or operators works as an AND "OR" in capital letters enables you to add different options "-" works as an exclusion Parenthesis can be used to group words, add options ....

Quick list of top used filtering operators :

  • full_contains: enables you to search for a sequence of characters of portion of words throught social posts, articles, quoted tweets, replies ....

  • from: enables you to focus on a user's acitivy and identifiy all posts published by a user

  • bio_contains: enables you to filter through user's biographies to identify groups of influencers, communities ...

  • lang: filter on a specific language

add your boolean filter

Type

Modify the section type while keeping the associated Topic(s)

Title

Add or modify the section's title.

Sources - Topic

Associate one or more topic(s) or sub-topic(s) with the review section. You can click on the Topic name to access the list of all Topics. You can also add Filters.

Timelines - Target

Choose the item you want to make appear (posts, articles or users).

Sort

Choose the sorting option you need (by engagement, date, number of shares, number of followers...)

Add source

Add posts/articles/users associated with other Topics or Subtopics.

Number of items

Choose the maximum number of posts/articles/users you need to display.

Comments

Add or edit comments to the section. You can choose the background color according to the importance of the comment (information, danger...)

Custom period

Option to activate if you want to give a specific period of time to your section that differs from the Smartboard's one.

You can focus on the global posts/articles/users reviews or use Filters to be more specific.

For example, you can display the review of posts written by journalists next to the list of the most influential journalists, then do the same with politics.

Modify the section type while keeping the associated Topic(s).

Title

Add or modify the title.

Sources - Topic

Associate one or more topic(s) or sub-topic(s) with the Cloud. You can click on the Topic name to access the list of all Topics. You can also add Filters.

Sources - Target

Choose the item you need to make to appear (hashtags, mentions, languages, emojis, countries etc).

Number of items

Choose the maximum number of words you want to display.

Add sources

Add Cloud associated with other Topics or Subtopics.

Comment

Add or edit comments to the section. You can choose the background color according to the importance of the comment (information, danger...)

Custom period

Option to activate if you want to give a specific period of time to your section that differs from the Smartboard's one.

Example of a Word Cloud about finance

Type

Modify the section type while keeping the associated Topic(s).

Title

Add or modify the section title.

Sources - Topic

Associate one or more topic(s) or sub-topic(s) with the Table. You can click on the Topic name to access the list of all Topics. You can also add Filters.

Sources - Target

Choose the item you need to show (hashtags, mentions, languages, emojis, countries etc).

Number of items

Choose the maximum number of rows you want to display.

Add sources

Add Tables associated with other Topics or Subtopics.

Comment

Add or edit comments to the section. You can choose the background color according to the importance of the comment (information, danger...)

Custom period

Option to activate if you want to give a specific period of time to your section that differs from the Smartboard's one.

Example of a Table of users' occupations

Type

Modify the section type while keeping the associated Topic(s).

Title

Add or modify the section's title.

Topic

Associate one topic or sub-topic with the Timeline. You can click on the Topic name to access the list of all Topics. You can also add Filters.

Target

Choose the item you need to show (reactions, countries, emojis, sites etc).

Comment

Add or edit comments to the section. You can choose the background color according to the importance of the comment (information, danger...)

Custom period

Option to activate if you want to give a specific period of time to your section that differs from the Smartboard's one.

Example of a Pie Chart by reactions

Type

in the section Useful Documents.

Click on the Update button to display your graphs.

Save and import your queries

By clicking on the timeline menu in the upper right corner, you can save a query if you want to use it later with the Save Rules / Load Rules controls.

Add up to 12 timelines

Click on the button Add Timeline to add a unit.

Click on the menu in the upper right corner of a timeline and on Delete to delete a unit.

Personalize your timelines name

You are able to name your timelines as you want. By default, they are named according to the first rule of your unit. By clicking on their title, you will be able to customize them.

Analyze your datas on a 356 days period

You can analyze up to 356 days of datas, on the period you want between 2006 and today.

The choice of the period is made as in the EXPLORE tab, by clicking on the calendar in the upper right corner of the platform.

Use the evolution curve, the bar chart or the Share of Voice pie chart

Are you looking to follow an evolution or do you want to compare different topics, brands, crisis... ? A solution for every need! The QuickTrends tool displays a curve by default, but it is possible to obtain the pie chart view or the bar chart to compare datas by clicking on the TRENDS/BARS/SHARE OF VOICE button in the upper right corner of the graph.

Export your charts

You can export your charts in .png or .csv format by clicking on the menu in the upper right corner.

QuickTrends operators list

GEXF export

Visibrain allows you to download your data in GEXF format in order to use them in a Map, using the free GEPHI software.

You can export hashtags, expressions and accounts from the Twitter, Instagram and TikTok modules.

To learn all about mapping, and how to make them, click below :

PDF export

To share data by e-mail, you can export all of those you can find on the platform, in PDF format. All the posts and articles links are still clickable.

Smartboards can also be exported in PDF format.

JPEG export

To feed your presentations, you can export all the platform data in JPEG format by clicking on the Screenshot tab.

Before you export a word cloud, remember to customize it (color, size, spelling) in order to create captions, or to highlight the most important units.

Smartboards can also be exported, in JPEG format.

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What's new ?

Q3 2025

💡 New source: News

  • Monitoring of online media (online press, blogs, and news sites)

  • More than 200 million websites covered worldwide

  • In real time

📊 Improvements to Smartboards

  • Hide a curve on a timeline

  • Copy operations from one section to another within the same Smartboard

🔧 Other new features

  • New sorting option by engagement rate for users

  • Extended display for long filters

  • New export format: JSON

  • Bluesky: Easily view posts quoting another post with the “Get Quotes” option

Q2 2025

🔓 Two-Factor Authentication

  • Visibrain allows you to enhance the security of your account with two-factor authentication (2FA/MFA).

  • You can enable this feature from your user account settings.

  • If you need assistance setting up 2FA, please contact your account manager.

🌍 Countries and Cities data available on LinkedIn

  • Visibrain now provides an indicator for the country and city of accounts, for both users and companies who have shared this information.

  • An aggregated view of countries and cities is available in Analytics.

  • The filters country: and city: are now available on LinkedIn.

📊 Smartboard enhancements

  • You can now prioritize Smartboards by marking them as favorites.

  • From a Shared Link, it's possible to export the Smartboard as a PDF.

  • Timelines can now be displayed with weekly precision.

  • In Bar Charts, you can customize the display order of legends.

🔧 Other Updates

  • Improved display of the Quotas page

  • The list of Topics and Users is now available for export

  • Manage the Filter Library directly from the Settings page

  • Detection and sorting of parody accounts on

Q1 2025

💡 New Source : Bluesky

  • 100% of public posts, in real time

  • Historical data available since 2021

  • Monitoring by keywords or by list of channels

  • All Visibrain features available (Explore, Filters, Alerts, Reports, Smartboards, Exports, Mapping)

🔧 Other Updates

  • The creation and modification dates of Topics, Reports, and Alerts are now available

  • Alerts and Reports: A red alert appears if there are issues sending Reports or Alerts. The “view recent activity” option helps identify the problem

  • Topics: A red alert appears on the Topic page to indicate an invalid account in a panel

Q4 2024

✨ New Filter: proximity:

  • A new filtering operator based on word proximity is now available.

  • Works across all sources.

  • Maximum distance between words: 5 words.

  • Example usage:

🔧 Other Updates

  • Facebook: Now supports the "Care" reaction.

  • Topics: Error messages are now highlighted when a monitored account does not exist.

  • Filters: New option to copy the entire filter to the clipboard from the filter bar.

  • Smartboards: Added a logarithmic scale option for timelines.

Q3 2024

💡 New Source : Telegram

  • Coverage : 5M public channels

  • Keyword or Channel monitoring

  • Visibrain features (Explore, Filters, Alerts, Reports, Smartboards, Exports, Cartographics analysis)

🤝 Smartboard Sharing

  • Share your Smartboard with your team through a simple link

  • Highly confidential

    • Create multiple links for a Smartboard

    • Define the expiration date

🔍 User Management Interface

  • Manage users' rights directly on your account

  • Add and delete users

  • 5 levels of user rights : ADMIN, TOPICS EDITOR, STANDARD, READER or SMARTBOARD READER

🔧 Other Updates

  • LinkedIn : Monitor through exact expressions to be more precise

Q2 2024

🏃 X (Twitter): Migration to API v2

X has released a new version of its Enterprise API, which provides the highest level of data access and is used by Visibrain. This update introduces several new capabilities:

  • Sort posts by view count

  • Increased QuickTrends query size: Now supports 4096 characters (previously 2048).

  • New filters for account creation date:

    • user_account_age:

🫂 Instagram: Co-Author Management

  • Co-authors of an Instagram post are now displayed.

  • New filters available:

    • coauthor:

    • has_coauthors:true/false

🔧 Other Updates

  • Autocomplete for filter operators in filtering boxes.

  • Automatic email alerts if there's a risk of exceeding the X post volume quota.

  • Passwordless authentication via a magic link sent by email.

  • Improved time zone management.

Q1 2024

💡 New Source: Threads

  • Monitoring of all public posts

  • Keyword-based tracking or account list monitoring

  • Full access to Visibrain features (Explore, filters, Alerts, Reports, Smartboards, exports, and mapping)

⬆️ On-Demand Engagement Metrics Update

You can now refresh engagement metrics for one or multiple posts with just a few clicks!

  • To update a post’s metrics: Dropdown menu > Refresh post metrics

  • To update metrics for all posts on a page: Dropdown menu > Refresh metrics

  • Available for all sources except X/Twitter (where metrics update in real-time).

📈 QuickTrends Now Covers Up to 1 Year

  • Generate QuickTrends timelines for up to 1 year (previously limited to 30 days).

  • The maximum window is 1 year, but data is available since 2006 (e.g., you can create a timeline from January 2015 to December 2015).

🔧 Other Updates:

  • Alerts: SMS alerts now come from "Visibrain" instead of a random phone number.

  • Smartboards: New "Screenshot" feature for each widget.

  • QuickTrends: Added a percentage indicator.

  • Quotas:

Q4 2023

💡 New Source : LinkedIn

  • All public posts from pages and professionals

  • Full access to Visibrain features (Explore, filters, Alerts, Reports, Smartboards, exports, and mapping)

  • LinkedIn reactions now taken into account (sorting options, filters, and pie chart visualization)

  • LinkedIn-specific filters, including is_company

📅 "Smart" Date Selector

  • You can now enter start or end dates in natural language, e.g., "This morning" or "February 1st at 11 AM", and the platform will automatically translate them into exact dates.

  • Ability to use "now" (or "maintenant") as an end date.

  • New date presets: Current month, Last month, Current year...

✉️ RSS Feeds in Visibrain

  • It is now possible to create an RSS feed from an alert.

  • Contact your account manager for more details on this feature.

🔧 Other Updates:

  • Integration of Olvid (secure messaging) for sending Alerts and Reports

  • Facebook: Added "Sort by Followers" option for posts

Q3 2023

🔧 X (Twitter) Updates

  • Sorting by Likes: You can now sort tweets (X posts) by the number of Likes.

  • New Badge Display:

    • Gold Badge: Verified organization.

    • Gray Badge: Governmental or official government organization.

🔧 Other Updates

  • Smartboards: New option to format timelines as bar charts.

  • QuickTrends: Improved error messages for better clarity.

  • Usage & Quotas:

    • Improved interface for usage tracking.

Q2 2023

✨ New Features

  • New Alert and Reports delivery mode via Microsoft Teams

  • New filter profile_contains: enables you to research a keyword or list of letters in an account's details : display name, account name, biography, (combines bio_contains, username_contains: and displayname_contains: filtering options ...)

  • Twitter: number of replies, quoted tweets and views available in overall tweet KPIs

🔧 Upgrades

  • Globals Filters available on multiple monitoring Modules

  • Clone your Alerts and Reports

  • An error message will appear in case of mistakes in Topic creation

Q1 2023

✨ New Features

  • New filter full_contains: enables you to research a keyword or a character sequence in all the monitored content: in a post, article, quoted tweet ... (combines thecontains, link_title_contains, link_description_contains, quoted_contains ... filters)

  • Key expressions GEXF export option (Gephi)

  • Filtering option on your press review: "New Articles Only"

🔧 Upgrades

  • Explore: new timeline KPI: potential impressions, number of reactions, number of likes ....

  • Smartboard: Unique Tweets and Users KPI options

  • Smartboard: display of analysis period in the PDF export

New major version of the platform

✨ News

  • Smartboard, customizable dashboards enabling you to analyse and present different data sets

  • Reports, (replaces Digest alerts) to create automatic multi-topic reports

  • Added TikTok as new data source

🔧 Improvements

  • PDF and HTML export of reports

  • "Do Not Disturb" mode in alerts

  • QuickTrends: save requests and display in histogram

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Articles

The Articles section (avaible on X (formely Twitter) Facebook, Threads, Telegram, LinkedIn and Bluesky) allows you to access to published articles and shared within your Topic, on the defined period of time.

Different sorting options

You can choose different ways of sorting the Articles section (these sorting options depend on the social media):

Sort by:

Shares

On X (formely Twitter), articles are sorted by default according to the number of generated shares. It allows you to quickly get the most viral article of your Topic on this social media, on the defined period of time.

Impressions

You can also sort the articles . It allows you to sort the articles according to the number of potential views.

Date

You can also sort the articles by date from newest to oldest (or the opposite) to identify the 1st article shared on your Topic.

Display:

Articles Only

On X (formely Twitter), you have access to press and blog articles by default.

All Links

You can click on "All links" which includes press and blogs articles but also every links shared on X (formely Twitter): petitions, websites, various documents,...

Sort by:

Total interactions

On Facebook, articles are sorted by default according to the number of total generated interactions. It allows you to quickly get the article with the most reactions, comments and shares of your Topic on this social media, on the defined period of time.

Choose article(s)

​You can choose an article on the go, by clicking on the target (on the top right of the chosen article), in order to learn more about this article.

By filtering on this article, every datas within the sections on the left (Volume, Tweets, Users, Analytics and Demographics) are updated and only state elements linked to the chosen article.

For instance, by clicking on the Tweets section, you can see the ranked tweets, sharing the chosen article:

By clicking on the Users section, you can see every X (formely Twitter) accounts who shared the chosen article:

You can also filter on several articles at the same time, by pressing the ALT key (PC) or the OPTION key (Mac) on your keyboard, it will enable you to select several items all at once:

Timeline

The Timeline shows the evolution of a Topic activity. You can use it to compare topics, competitors, or networks.

Create or edit a Timeline

By adding a new section called Timeline, the page below will appear.

This page will allow you to add the following :

You can mix several topics or sub-topics in the same Timeline by giving them the same label.

Examples of timelines

1. Comparing topics

2. Comparing social media

3. Comparing competitors

Scope of coverage

Here, the Visibrain's scope of coverage.

✓ 100% of the public tweets

✓ Firehose access (multi-annual contract with X (formerly Twitter))

✓ Backdata since 2006 (contact your account manager to go beyond 30 days)

✓ Keywords monitoring

✓ Accounts monitoring

✓ Monitoring in 64 languages

✓ Advanced monitoring (geolocation, accounts detection ...)

✓ Public pages (more than 10M)

✓ Comments, shares and reactions number (Likes/ Love/ Haha/ Wow/ Sad/ Angry)

✓ Backdata on the last 30 days

✓ Keywords monitoring

✓ Pages monitoring

✓ Monitoring in 64 languages

╳ Personal profiles

╳ Groups

╳ Comments (content)

✓ Public posts (pictures and videos)

✓ Reels

✓ Tagged accounts

✓ Comments and likes number

✓ Backdata on the last 30 days

✓ Keywords monitoring

✓ Accounts monitoring

✓ Monitoring in 64 languages

╳ Stories

╳ Comments (content)

✓ Public videos

✓ Shorts

✓ Comments and likes number

✓ Backdata on the last 30 days

✓ Keywords monitoring

✓ Channel monitoring

✓ Monitoring in 64 languages

╳ Comments (content)

✓ Public videos

✓ Comments and likes number

✓ Views number

✓ Sounds analysis ✓ Sentiment analysis

✓ Backdata on the last 30 days

✓ Keywords monitoring

✓ Accounts monitoring

╳ Comments (content)

✓ Public posts

✓ Comments and reactions number

✓ Users and companies mentioned in posts

✓ Sentiment analysis

✓ Up to 500 posts retrieved per rule at the topic's creation

✓ Keywords monitoring

✓ Users and companies monitoring

╳ Comments (content)

✓ Public threads

✓ Replies and likes number

✓ Backdata on the last 30 days

List of operators to add filters

You can access to the global filters on your own access, where you will find pre-witten filters to save time and get ideas. (more details here).

Volume

To find the main indicators (number of posts, evolution of your topic, number of users, number of articles, number of interactions).

Overview

By clicking on the name of your Topic, you get into the Volume tab. This is where you will find all the following KPIs:

  • Number of posts (tweets, Facebook posts, Instagram posts, Tiktok videos, Youtube videos) published and shared over the period of analysis

List of operators to add filters

You can access to the global filters on your own access, where you will find pre-witten filters to save time and get ideas. (more details).

Bar chart

The bar chart is used to make comparisons between topics, sub-topics and/or social networks.

Create or edit a Bar chart section

By adding a new section called Bar Chart, the page below will appear.

This page will allow you to add the following :

Introduction

Definition of Social Network Mapping Web or social network mapping is based on the idea that the connections created on the web between different entities (websites, Twitter accounts, etc.) can be perceived as social links. From a practical perspective, it involves tracing the network created by hyperlinks for websites or the connections between users during a discussion on social networks, represented as a graph. Cartographic analyses highlights the various relationships between accounts or websites, the degree of interaction, frequency, and the significance of each connection. Cartographic analyses brings to light online community territories and allows their dynamics to be observed.

Objectives and challenges of cartographic analyses

Count

The Count section shows quantitative datas about your Topic.

Create or edit a volume section (Count)

By adding a new section called Count, the page below will appear.

This page will allow you to add the following :

✓ Keywords monitoring

✓ Accounts monitoring

✓ Sentiment analysis ╳ Reposts

✓ Telegram messages posted on public channels

✓ Views number

✓ Backdata on the last 30 days

✓ Keywords monitoring

✓ Public channels monitoring

✓ Sentiment analysis ╳ Private channels

✓ 100% of public posts

✓ Backdata since 2006 (contact your account manager to access data beyond the last 30 days)

✓ Keyword monitoring

✓ Account list monitoring

✓ Sentiment analysis

✓ 5M new articles per day

✓ Worldwide monitoring

✓ New source adde on request

✓ Backdata on the last 30 days

✓ Keywords monitoring

✓ Websites monitoring

CSV export of the list of all your topics (titles and settings)

  • New features have been added across the different Smartboard sections to enhance analytical capabilities.

  • It's now possible to display ratios between two KPIs in the "counts" sections.

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  • Ranking by interactions is now available on LinkedIn

  • The filters has_image and has_media are now available on LinkedIn

  • The filters replied_contains, replied_user, and replied_bio_contains are now available on Bluesky

  • Verified badges are now supported on Bluesky and can be used to sort users

  • Errors within Topics are now highlighted for better clarity

  • Improved tweet presentation in Alerts and Reports

  • Topics: Manual addition of posts is now possible
  • Smartboards: You can lock the time period when sharing Smartboards using the “hide datepicker” option

  • proximity:"apple samsung"~4 will capture posts where "apple" and "samsung" appear within 4 words of each other, in any order.

  • Example match: "Samsung competes with Apple in wireless earbuds."

  • Deactivate when needed

    user_creation_date:

  • user_creation_day:

  • Improved handling of sensitive content with the new sensitive: filter.

  • Better management of reply tweets.

  • Minor changes in available operators for creating X topics:

    • profile_country:, profile_region:, and profile_locality: have been removed.

  • TikTok: New type: filter to sort by post type (photo or video).

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    quarterly subscriptions
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  • X/Twitter: New shortcut "Exclude tweet + replies + quotes" in the tweet dropdown menu.

  • History of recently selected time periods

    These badges are now visible on posts and user profiles.

  • New Filter – verified_type:: Filter accounts based on their badge type.

  • Ability to download consumption data in CSV format.

  • Facebook:

    • New filter !page_name_contains (same as page_name_contains: but case-sensitive).

  • Twitter: permalink available in CSV exports

  • Two users can edit a Smartboard simultaneously

  • Different platform upgrades

  • Instagram: New section "Posts Types" available in the analytics tab and new filter post_type: enables you to filter through different types of content (Reels, TGTV, Feed)

  • Tiktok: new filter sound_contains: enables you research a character sequence in sound titles and authors (combines sound_title_contains: & sound_author_contains: filters)

  • Youtube: new filter duration: filter down your content by videos length

  • Twitter: rank tweets in your tweet review by the Twitter account's audience

  • TikTok: Account details added in your CSV exports, new filters !username_contains: & !displayname_contains: to search for case & accent sensitive words

  • Different platform upgrades

  • Added YouTube as new data source
  • 100% responsive interface for mobile and tablet compatibility

  • Turbo mode for large topics (>50,000 posts per day)

  • and more than 100 diverses ameliorations
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    Likes, Shares, Posts

    You can also sort the articles by number of Likes, Shares or number of times they have been shared within a Post. You can sort the articles according to the most pertinent indicator for your needs.

    Date

    You can also sort the articles by date from newest to oldest (or the opposite) to identify the 1st article shared on your Topic.

    by impressions

    Type

    Modify the section type while keeping the associated Topic(s).

    Title

    Add or modify the title.

    Comment

    Add or edit comments to the section. You can choose the background color according to the importance of the comment (information, danger...)

    Timelines - Topic

    Associate one or more topic(s) or sub-topic(s) with the Timeline. You can click on the Topic name to access the list of all Topics. You can also add Filters.

    Timelines - Target

    Choose the item you need to measure (post, impression, likes etc).

    Timelines - Color

    Choose the Timeline color.

    Timelines - Label

    Choose the Timeline label.

    Add timeline

    Add Timelines associated with other Topics or Subtopics.

    Resolution

    Choose the precision you need (automatic, minutes, hours, days, months).

    Smooth timelines

    Soften the peaks of the graph.

    Custom period

    Option to activate if you want to give a specific period of time to your section that differs from the Smartboard's one.

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    Facebook

    Instagram

    Youtube

    TikTok

    LinkedIn

    Threads

    Telegram

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    The evolution of the activity over the period of analysis

  • Number of users (Facebook pages, accounts (X (formerly Twitter), Instagram, TikTok) and Youtube channels) who talked about your topic during the period of analysis

  • Number of articles shared on your topic during the period of analysis

  • Timeline analysis

    The timeline allows you to see the evolution of your topic's activity. By default, this graph will show the number of posts but you can choose the indicator that best suits you:

    Choice of the period of analysis

    You can change the period of analysis in two different ways:

    1. By changing the dates with the date selector:

    1. By clicking on two different points of the timeline (START / END):

    Choice of the precision

    Depending on the length of the period analysed, several options are available. You will be able to choose between the following:

    • month by month (useful for analysing trends on a long period of time)

    • day by day

    • hour by hour

    • minute by minute (useful for analysing press conferences, interviews, crises, etc.)

    Comparison between Topics

    You can compare two Topics by clicking on Compare with.

    You can use the drop-down menu to choose between your Topics and Subtopics to compare with the Topic/Subtopic currently analysed.

    You can use this feature to measure the importance or virality of one topic compared to another, highlighting a peak of mentions, but also to compare shares of voice between two topics.

    If you want to compare more than two topics, you should use the smartboards feature.

    Because social networks are differently used, we recommend to compare topics within the same social networks.

    Exports

    By clicking on the "action" icon, a drop-down menu offers you several exports options:

    • Export CSV: to download all data gathered in this section into an Excel file

    • Screenshot: to download a PNG file

    • Add to smartboard: to add the data or graph to the smartboard of your choice

    Modify the section type while keeping the associated Topic(s).

    Title

    Add or modify the title.

    Bars - Topic

    Associate one or more topic(s) or sub-topic(s) with the Bars. You can click on the Topic name to access the list of all Topics. You can also add Filters.

    Bars - Target

    Choose the item you need to measure (number of posts, impressions, likes etc).

    Bars - Color

    Choose the color representing the selected topic.

    Bars - Label

    Choose the bar's label.

    Add bar

    Add Bars associated with other Topics or Subtopics.

    Comment

    Add or edit comments to the section. You can choose the background color according to the importance of the comment (information, danger...)

    Custom period

    Option to activate if you want to give a specific period of time to your section that differs from the Smartboard's one.

    You can add up several Topics and/or Sub-topics in the same Bar by giving them the same label.

    Example of bar charts

    1. Comparing competitors

    2. Comparing Topics

    Type

    • Explore virtual social connections,

    • Define the role and importance of each actor in a discussion on the web and social networks, within one or more communities,

    • Detect influential actors and accounts,

    • Understand the behaviors of an online community,

    • Anticipate risks based on agendas and topics that may generate engagement,

    • Manage risks and attacks on online reputation.

    Visibrain: Web and Social Media Monitoring Software

    The Visibrain platform offers a unique export format on the market: the GEXF export, the data format for the open-source mapping software Gephi.

    By combining the power of Gephi and Visibrain, you can create complete maps of relationships between users with just a few clicks, especially on high-volume topics, as well as content maps by focusing on hashtags.

    With Visibrain + Gephi maps, you can identify different communities around a topic and understand the relationships of influence.

    👍 Community Maps on Twitter and Instagram

    With Visibrain, you can create community maps on Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok, Telegram, Threads.

    By following the GEXF export buttons you need to go to the User's Tab

    Graph example (X data)

    Graph example (Instagram Data)

    👍 Content Maps (Hashtags) on Twitter and Instagram

    With Visibrain, you can create content maps (hashtags) on Twitter and Instagram.

    By following the GEXF export buttons you need to go the Hashtags tab :

    Graph example :

    Visual representation Tools

    Gephi is software designed for real-time visualization, analysis, and exploration of graphs (also known as networks or relational data) of any type. The tool allows you to represent, organize, and arrange structures, shapes, and colors to reveal the hidden properties of a network through visual highlights.

    The outputs created can be exported in various formats, including PDF, which allows them to be viewed by a wide audience. Gephi can also export imported data in .csv format.

    Formats supported by Gephi: GEXF14, GDF, DOT (language), GraphML, Graph Modeling Language

    📘 What can you represent with Gephi?

    On social networks:

    • Activity and ecosystem around a brand/topic on Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok, Telegram, Threads

    • Conversations around a theme (#hashtag; query combinations)

    • The ecosystem of a Twitter account

    On the web:

    • Dynamics of diffusion and relationships between websites and blogs

    Other possibility:

    • Textual mapping of a body of text (requires filtering work with Automap)

    Introduction to Cartographic Analyses Representation: Basic Concepts and Vocabulary

    To produce a network, two pieces of information are required: a list of actors forming the network and a list of relationships between these actors. The actors are referred to as "nodes" and the relationships as "edges" or "arcs." The label corresponds to the name of the node, which is the actor's name.

    An arc is directed, meaning the relationship goes from account 1 to account 2. This type of relationship is used, for example, to indicate that account 1 sent a tweet or follows account 2, depending on the data collected.

    In the case of Twitter, for example, two types of links can be identified when focusing on a node:

    • Inbound links: The Twitter account is followed/mentioned by an identified person.

    • Outbound links: The Twitter account follows/mentions an identified person.

    In a graph, a cycle is a simple chain where the endpoints coincide. The same vertex is not encountered twice, except for the one chosen as the starting and ending point.

    A graph is referred to as connected if each node in the graph has at least one connecting link to all other points. Two vertices are considered adjacent if they are connected by an edge. A tree is a connected graph that does not contain any cycles.

    A graph is considered complete if all pairs of vertices are adjacent.

    The Gephi Interface

    The interface is structured around three tabs to meet different needs:

    • An Overview Tab: to analyze the information.

    • A Data Laboratory: this tab allows you to view your data in the form of a simple table, enabling you to manipulate the information as you would in Excel. A unique feature is the presence of two sub-tabs in the top left corner: a Nodes Tab and a Links Tab. You can switch between data about the actors in your network (e.g., Twitter accounts) and data about the relationships between these actors (e.g., who follows/mentions whom).

    • The Ranking and Partition Zone: in this area, you can colorize data based on parameters obtained from statistical analysis or separate your data to apply different colors. For instance, you can divide two groups in the diagram and classify them based on various information.

    • The Spatialization Zone: this tab allows you to select an algorithm to reposition nodes (Twitter or Instagram accounts) optimally and visualize their interactions.

    • A Filters and Statistics Tab: with this tool, you can remove specific nodes (Twitter accounts) from your network, filter information based on certain parameters, and perform statistical analyses.

    • The Data Display Tab: this tab allows you to adjust the size of nodes, the links between nodes, and display the names of the nodes.

    Modify the section type while keeping the associated Topic(s).

    Orientation

    Choose how to display your section. Vertical (column), horizontal (row) or with the total integrated automatically (Main count / Sub count)

    Counts - Topic

    Associate one or more topic(s) or sub-topic(s) with the Count. You can click on the Topic name to access the list of all Topics. You can also add Filters.

    Counts - Target

    Choose the item you need to measure (number of posts, impressions, likes etc).

    Counts - Label

    Write the text associated with the numbers.

    Add count

    Add Counts associated with other topics or subtopics.

    Color

    Choose the color section, which you can match with your Timeline or social media color.

    Icon

    Choose the icon associated with the section.

    Custom period

    Option to activate if you want to give a specific period of time to your section that differs from the Smartboard's one.

    You can mix several topics or sub-topics in the same Count by giving them the same label.

    Examples of volume section (count)

    1. Volume of posts/engagement by social network

    2. Number of users

    Type

    Create a smartboard

    Click on the New Smartboard icon, and give it a title. A blank page will appear, your Smartboard is ready to be born.

    There are three ways to add items to a Smartboard:

    1. Add items directly from the Explore part

    By clicking on the action button (the three dots aligned vertically) of an element in the Explore section, you can add you item to your Smartboard.

    Your item will appear at the end of your smartboard and you can move or resize it.

    2. Add items with the + button

    At the top right of your smartboard page, you will find the + button highlighted here in yellow, which will allow you to add blocks. A drop-down menu will appear, where you can choose the section you want to add.

    Click on the following links to create the section of your choice.

    3. Clone an existing smartboard.

    It is possible to clone a smartboard from the page gathering all the Smartboards, by clicking on the action button (three vertically aligned dots) and then on clone. Then, you can modify the associated topics in each block to adapt it to another subject. (See section ).

    Edit a smartboard

    Edit a title

    To modify the title of the Smartboard, click on the first button, and replace the old title with the new one.

    Edit position and size of a section

    By clicking on the Edit layout button, you can choose the layout of your choice by dragging the blocks to move them and clicking on the ink at the bottom right of each block to change its size. Click Save layout to save your changes.

    Edit a section

    To edit a block, click on the action button (three points aligned vertically) at the top right of each block.

    A drop-down menu will appear with the following options :

    • Explore to go to the analysis part (Explore) of your Topic in order to do further analysis.

    • Edit section to modify the section (more details below).

    • Delete section to delete the section.

    By clicking on Edit section, section's parameters will appear. They are specific to each section, click on the links below for more details.

    Event monitoring

    Launch parties, TV reports, festivals... Get all the KPI's and data you need with Visibrain !

    🔡 Creating your topic

    To monitor the impact of your event on social media, we advise you to make a list of all the key-words, hashtags and official accounts related to it. Don't forget to list all the different variants !

    Once your list is done, you can use it to create your different topics on social network's you need to monitor :

    Example : The Paris 2024 Olympic Games

    🔎 Data analysis

    You can use Visibrain's Explore functionality on the different topics in order to understand and measure the impact of an event on different social networks.

    The Visibrain platform offers you a whole set of KPIs (some of which are specific to each social network: number of retweets, number of views, etc.). Don't hesitate to pick the ones that are important for you according to your needs.

    Visibrain's filters and smartboards will also allow you to go further in the analysis of the event, by helping you to classify highlights, influencers, speakers and partners.

    💌 Sharing information

    Smartboards can also be useful to lay out all the indicators that are important for you in a personalized dashboard, so that you can monitor them in real time during the event.

    Share the Smartboard created with your team !

    We recommend that you also set up an email report that groups these indicators with Visibrain's Reports functionality to keep people who are not used to connecting to the platform informed.

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    Analytics

    This tab allows you to quickly understand what is discussed within your Topic.

    Overview

    In this section, Visibrain is giving you languages, hashtags, expressions, and emojis the most used within you Topic and over the period of analysis you chose.

    Alerts

    Alerts are real-time notifications to advise you about weak signals.

    The “Alerts” section enables you to create real time Alerts so as to detect weak signals on Topics you are monitoring.

    You can create as many Alerts as you want, you have unlimited number of Alerts with Visibrain.

    Quicktrends operator list

    The CTRL+F command and Command+F on a Macbook allows you to easily find your filter in the table.

    You can download this page in PDF by clicking on Export as a PDF one the right corner of the screen.

    Paris2024
    パリ2024
    파리2024
    "paris 2024"
    "jo de paris"
    jeuxolympiques
    "jeu olympique"
    jeuolympique
    "jeux olympiques"
    五輪
    オリンピック
    올림픽
    국제 올림픽 경기 대회
    flammeolympique
    OlympicGames
    Olympic
    Olympics
    paralympique
    paralympiques
    jeuxparalympiques
    paralympic
    paralympics
    JuegosOlímpicos
    Olímpicos
    JogosOlimpicos
    Olimpicos
    Olympische
    Olimpiadi
    JO2024
    "JO 2024"
    roadtoparis2024
    Париж2024
    "Париж 2024"
    "Олимпийские игры"
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    Used to add comments, analysis, titles etc.

    Used to organize your smartboard with titles.

    Images or logos can be added to your smartboard.

    Timeline Shows the evolution of a Topic activity. Useful for comparing topics, competitors, or networks.

    Count Quantitative datas about your Topic.

    Posts/Users/Articles Review of posts, users or articles.

    Cloud The word cloud highlights what is the most discussed within your Topic .

    Table The table allows you to get a more detailed view of hashtags, expressions, countries etc.

    Bar chart The bar chart is used to make comparisons between topics, sub-topics and/or social networks.

    Modify a smartboard

    The pie chart is an automatic graph giving you a share of voice.

    Copy to duplicate the section in the smartboard of your choice (it can be duplicated in the same smartboard).

  • CSV export to export data in excel format.

  • Used to add comments, analyses, titles etc.

    Used to organize your smartboard with titles.

    Images or logos can be added to your smartboard.

    Timeline Shows the evolution of a Topic activity. Useful for comparing topics, competitors, or networks.

    Count Quantitative datas about your Topic.

    Posts/Users/Articles Review of posts, users or articles.

    Cloud The word cloud highlights what is the most discussed within your Topic.

    Table The table allows you to get a more detailed view of hashtags, expressions, countries etc.

    Bar chart The bar chart is used to make comparisons between topics, sub-topics and/or social networks.

    The pie chart is an automatic graph giving you a share of voice.Allows you to add comments, analysis, titles etc.

    Get more information

    Click on an item to apply an automatic Filter and see all related posts and KPIs.

    Customize what you see

    Click on the action button (three vertically aligned dots) to customize an item.

    Export what you see

    Click on the action button (three vertically aligned dots) of a section to export it (CSV, GEXF and PNG are available) or to add it to a Smartboard.

    Languages

    All languages represented in your Topic's posts are presented here in order of occurence. You can click on one of them to apply an automatic Filter and see all related publications and KPIs. The percentage represents the number of publications in that language out of the total number of publications.

    In this exemple, 23 200 messages have been posted in english during our period of analysis, and it represents 57,6 % of the total of posts.

    In this part, X (formely Twitter) includes cases of non-detection of languages, which give you additional indications:

    - Mentions only - Cashtags only - Hashtags only - Medias links only - Short text - X (formely Twitter) card only - Emojis only

    These elements indicate that it is not possible to determine the language of the tweet, but you can use them to isolate relevant tweets, or choose to remove them.

    Hashtags

    All Hashtags included in your Topic's posts are presented here in order of occurrence. You can click on one of them to apply an automatic Filter and see all related publications and KPIs. The percentage represents the number of publications with this hashtag out of the total number of publications.

    In this exemple, the hashtag #sanofi has been used 2 066 times during our period of analysis, and it represents 14,6% of the total of posts.

    Expressions

    All Expressions included in your Topic's posts are presented here in order of occurrence. You can click on one of them to apply an automatic Filter and see all related publications and KPIs. The percentage represents the number of publications with this expression out of the total number of publications.

    In this exemple, the expression prices has been used 3 832 times during our period of analysis, and it represents 20,8% of the total of posts.

    Mentions

    [On X (formely Twitter), Instagram and TikTok] All Mentions included in your Topic's posts are presented here in order of occurrence. You can click on one of them to apply an automatic Filter and see all related publications and KPIs. The percentage represents the number of publications with this Mention out of the total number of publications.

    In this exemple, Sanofi's account has been mentionned 1 467 times during our period of analysis, and it represents 9,5% of the total of posts.

    Please note that on X (formely Twitter), mentions also includes retweets.

    Countries

    [On Facebook and Youtube only. On X (formely Twitter), countries are available on the Demographics tab.] All Countries specified on the Facebook pages and YouTube channels related to your Topic are presented here in order of occurrence. You can click on one of them to apply an automatic Filter and see all related publications, pages/channel and KPIs. The percentage represents the number of publications from this Country out of the total number of publications.

    In this exemple, 196 messages have been posted from an Indian page/channel during our period of analysis, and it represents 14,1 % of the total of posts.

    Emojis

    All Emojis included in your Topic's posts are presented here in order of occurrence. You can click on one of them to apply an automatic Filter and see all related publications and KPIs. The percentage represents the number of publications with this Emoji out of the total number of publications.

    In this exemple, the Emoji 💉 has been used 660 times during our period of analysis, and it represents 2 % of the total of posts.

    Websites

    All Websites shared in your Topic's posts are presented here in order of occurrence. You can click on one of them to apply an automatic Filter and see all related publications and KPIs. The percentage represents the number of publications sharing this website out of the total number of publications.

    In this exemple, the Website NBCNews has been shared 4 441 times during our period of analysis, and it represents 19,1% of the total of posts.

    Post and Content types

    [On Facebook and Instagram only] This section allows you to identify and analyse the most used type of post and content.

    On Facebook, you have 6 different kind of post :

    • Link

    • Photo

    • Video

    • Album

    • Text

    • Music

    On Instagram you have 2 different kind of contents and 3 different kind of posts :

    Content :

    • Photo

    • Video

    Posts :

    • Feed

    • Reels

    • IGTV

    All Post Type and Content Type represented in your Topic's posts are presented here in order of occurrence. You can click on one of them to apply an automatic Filter and see all related publications and KPIs. The percentage represents the number of publications of this kind out of the total number of publications.

    In this exemple, 44 344 links have been sharedduring our period of analysis, and it represents 87% of the total of posts.

    Sentiment

    The pie chart shows the dominant sentiment within your Topic.

    Sentiments represented in your Topic's posts are presented here in order of importance.

    The percentage represents the number of positive, neutral or negative posts out of the total number of posts.

    In this exemple, 263 messages considered as positives have been posted during our period of analysis, and it represents 18,9 % of the total of posts.

    Export data

    You can export each Analytics tabs clicking on the action button (three vertically aligned dots).

    Create an Alert

    You have several options to create an Alert.

    1 - You can start creating an Alert through the Explore Section of the platform, by clicking on the “floppy disk” icon of your interface, then you can click on “create an alert”.

    Alerts are real time notifications whereas Reports are recurrent digests of your monitored Topics (more information about Reports by clicking here).

    2 - By clicking on the ALERTS tab of your platform, you can see all your alerts (active or inactive ones). You can also create a new one on this page.

    1 - Provide a title

    We advise you to give a very clear title (e.g. Brand monitoring – Influencer detection) so the recipients of the Alert can understand the purpose of this Alert.

    2 - Choose the recipients

    You can add as many recipients as you want, including people who doesn’t have any access to Visibrain.

    3 - Choose your trigger mode

    You have the choice between 4 trigger modes to receive your Alerts:

    • By mail

    • Slack

    • Telegram

    • SMS (paid option)

    If you want to use another trigger mode, please make a request to your Account Manager.

    4 - Choose your Alert type

    First of all, you have to choose a Topic or a Subtopic on which you need to set an Alert on.

    You can choose between different Alert types:

    Abnormal Activity

    You receive a notification as soon as the global volume of your Topic significantly increases. This Alert can be configured with a smart or a custom option.

    Every Post

    You receive a notification as soon as a new post has been published (including a new retweet). It is important to set this Alert up on a Topic with a very low volume to avoid being spammed. We advise you to use to focus on specific criteria. For example, you can focus on a specific account or keyword, or on specific communities (journalists, politics, influencers, etc.) to configure this Alert.

    Every Article

    You receive a notification as soon as a new article is shared on the selected social media.

    Trending Item

    You receive a notification as soon as a hashtag, a tweet or an article is going viral on your Topic. You have to choose the trigger threshold of the Alert according to your Topic.

    Every post

    You receive a notification as soon as a new post has been published on the selected Social Media. It is important to set this Alert up on a Topic with a very low volume to avoid being spammed. We advise you to use to focus on specific criteria. For example, you can focus on a specific account or keyword, or on posts reaching a specific engagement) to configure this Alert.

    Snooze option

    The snooze option enables you to customise the days and hours at which you don't wish to receive an Alert. The option is turned off by default.

    We recommend you to use this option to pause an Alert outside of working hours for example or when you are not available.

    5 - Save an Alert

    The ALERTS tab

    This tab enables you to access all Alerts (active and inactive) created on your account. When the "State" is turned off (in grey) the Alert is inactive.

    If you turn an Alert off, it will be turned off for every recipients of the Alert.

    Modify an Alert already created

    You can easily modify an Alert already created by directly clicking on the Alert or by clicking on "Action".

    Focus on an e-mail address to find an Alert

    You can easily find one or several Alerts with a specific recipient, by entering an e-mail address within the Search engine.

    Boolean operators list
    Symbol
    Use
    Example

    A space

    To relate words, equals "AND".

    bank scandal To search for all the posts containing these 2 key-words, no matter their position in the post.

    OR

    To search for a word or another. Equals the logical "OR".

    scandal OR boycott To search for the posts containing at least one of these key-words.

    The sign -

    To remove a word.

    -bank For not collecting the publications that contain this word.

    Each line is independent (a new line equals OR with brackets around the line).

    It's not necessary to put all the variants with and without capital letter : Visibrain considers all the letter cases variants. On the contrary you need to list the different variant of accentuations (é, à, ç, û, ï ...). Indeed, Visibrain considers a word with accent differently than the word without accent.

    Operators on the content

    Operator
    Explanation
    Example

    Key-word

    It catches all the posts containing this key-word with or without an hashtag before it.

    car It catches all the posts containing the key-word "car" or the hashtag #car.

    "the exact expression"

    It catches all the posts containing that exact expression, in this order.

    "blue car" It catches all the posts with the key-expression "blue car" in it. Nevertheless it doesn't catch that : "blue auto and yellow car".

    #hashtag

    It catches all the posts containing the hashtag.

    #car It catches all the posts containing the #car.

    There's no need to write the different variation with or without a capital letter : Visibrain constantly considers all the variants of the case letter.

    On the contrary, you must list all the different accents variations. Indeed, Visibrain makes a difference between a word with an accent and a word without an accent.

    Operators on X (formerly Twitter) accounts

    Operator
    Explanation

    from:user

    It catches all the activity of the X (formerly Twitter) account @user.

    from:lemondefr It catches when @lemondefr tweets are when he retweets an other account. It doesn't catch when another account retweets @lemondefr.

    retweets_of:user

    It catches all the retweets (done by other accounts) of the tweets written by @user.

    retweets_of:lemondefr It catches when @journalist1 retweets a tweet of @lemondefr. It doesn't catch the initial tweet of @lemondefr.

    @user

    It catches a tweet that mentions @user.

    @bouyguestelecom It catches when a user writes a tweet as " I have a new phone plan @bouyguestelecom" or "@bouyguestelecom I have a question about my phone plan". It doesn't catch @bouyguestelecom's tweets.

    The operators : from: retweets_of: and url: are used without the @'s user. If you put the @, your rule will not work.

    Don't forget the operator from:user The operators retweets-of:user, @user or to:user used with nothing else will not catch the @user's tweets. You could get informations that are not relevant. We recommend you to constantly use them with the operator from: For example: from:user retweets_of:user

    FAQ

    You will find answers to the most Frequently Asked Questions about Visibrain, however, if you don't find the answer you are looking for, please contact your account manager or [email protected]

    Accesses & Accounts

    How many monitoring Topics can I create?

    Twitter : You can create as many monitoring Topics as you wish. Bear in mind that you have to respect your Twitter monthly quota (you can check your quota by clicking on )

    Other Social Networks : Your subscription to Visibrain enables you to monitor a predefined number of keywords simultaneously. However you can create as many influencer panels as you wish.

    How many Reports, Alerts or Smartboards can I create?

    As many as you wish, there is no limit.

    How many User access can I have on one account?

    As many as you wish, there is no limit. We do recommend one User Access per person.

    How many Users can be logged in simultaneously?

    As many as you wish and there is limit on the creation or modification of a Topic, Subtopic, Alert, Smartboard, Report.

    Do all User Accesses have access to the same monitoring Topics?

    Yes, all users from the same account have access to the same monitoring Topics or Subtopics. Only Favorites personal to a User.

    How can I reset my password?

    To reset your password, get in touch with your account manager or contact our support line: [email protected].

    Where is my data stored?

    All Visibrain data is stored in France.

    Quota consumption

    How can I monitor my quota consumption?

    By clicking on , on the top right hand corner, you will access the details of your account, review your monthly quota and the quota consumption of your different monitoring Topics.

    What happens if I reach 100% of my monthly quota before the end of the month?

    Visibrain will not block your consumption of data if you go above your quota, this is to enable you to keep monitoring in the midst of a crises. That is why it is important to monitor your quota throughout the month. The overcharge prices are mentionned in your contract.

    Do my Facebook/Instagram/Tiktok/Youtube monitoring Topics impact my monthly quota?

    No, these monitoring modules have a different business model. You have a maximum of key words you will be able to monitor with no limit of data consumption.

    Do Subtopics impact my monthly quota?

    No, Subtopics depend on Topics already created, they are simply a filtered version of the data you already have.

    Topic creation and modification

    Can I create a multiple network monitoring Topics at once?

    Creating one topic across multiple social networks is not possible, given that data collected is too diverse to be monitored in one go. You can, on the other hand, view multiple social network simultaneously using our Smartboard feature.

    Does my Topic modification have an impact on data already collected?

    In order not to modify past data, Topic modification takes effect after the modification has been made. You have different options to recover the modified dataset: - If you added new keywords: you can get in touch with your account manager who can recover the data linked to your new monitoring rules. - If you deleted keywords: you can use the different or the "-" signe to exclude the unwanted data.

    What is the speed of data collection on Twitter?

    You will need approximately 10 seconds to recover Twitter data.

    What is the limit to past data recovery?

    Twitter : 30 days historical data loaded when creating your monitoring Topic. On demand, you can go back to 2006.

    Other social networks : 30 days historical data loaded when creating your monitoring Topic.

    Platform navigation

    Can I export Visibrain data?

    Yes, you can export all the data you see on the platform to JPG, PDF and CSV format. Links between accounts and hashtags can also be exported to GEXF format on Twitter, Instagram and Tiktok monitoring modules in order to links between them with Gephi.

    Can I personalize keywords and hashtags clouds?

    Yes, you can personalize colors and sizes of keywords and hashtags on the different pages and Smartboard clouds by clicking on the "action" option on the right of every keyword or hashtag.

    How do you define the Impressions metric?

    The impression KPI can be defined as potential impressions. It is obtained by adding the number of followers of all the different social accounts that have interacted with a monitored subject.

    Features

    Can I identify influencer communities?

    Using the "" options on all your Monitoring Modules, you can access a large set of that will enable you to identify, sort and rank influencers following you predefined list of wishes (politics, journalists, doctors ...)

    Can I detect bots using Visibrain?

    Using the "" option on your Twitter Monitoring Module, you can sort users by "activity". You will then be able to access a list of Twitter accounts ranked by average daily number of Twitter posts posted by their account on any subject. There is no automatic bot detection but we recommend you consider accounts that have an activity average of more than 100 tweets per day as having a "robotic attitude".

    Can I save a filter so it can be used of another Topic?

    Yes, you have an option to save your filter as a "global filter", it then will automatically be suggested on other Topics / Monitoring Modules.

    Customer Support

    Can I benefit from customer support?

    Your account manager is available to help you on any aspects whether it is technical help on the platform of strategic use of your subscription to Visibrain.

    How long is a training session?

    Get in touch with your account manager to create a personalized training program. We recommend you count approximately 1H30 to get started on Visibrain.

    Can I be trained on Network / Hashtags Mapping?

    Yes, we offer training on network or hashtag mapping with Gephi and if you wish you can already use our to get started.

    Quicktrends operator list

    The CTRL+F command and Command+F on a Macbook allows you to easily find your filter in the table.

    You can download this page in PDF by clicking on Export as a PDF one the right corner of the screen.

    Boolean operators list

    Symbol
    Use
    Example

    Each line is independent (a new line equals OR with brackets around the line).

    It's not necessary to put all the variants with and without capital letter : Visibrain considers all the letter cases variants. On the contrary you need to list the different variant of accentuations (é, à, ç, û, ï ...). Indeed, Visibrain considers a word with accent differently than the word without accent.

    Operators on the content

    Operator
    Explanation
    Example

    There's no need to write the different variation with or without a capital letter : Visibrain constantly considers all the variants of the case letter.

    On the contrary, you must list all the different accents variations. Indeed, Visibrain makes a difference between a word with an accent and a word without an accent.

    Operators on X (formerly Twitter) accounts

    Operator
    Explanation

    The operators : from: retweets_of: and url: are used without the @'s user. If you put the @, your rule will not work.

    Don't forget the operator from:user The operators retweets-of:user, @user or to:user used with nothing else will not catch the @user's tweets. You could get informations that are not relevant. We recommend you to constantly use them with the operator from: For example: from:user retweets_of:user

    Reports

    Digest Reports are email distributions which can be customized to send you the latest media results from your monitoring.

    You can create as many Reports as you wish.

    1. Create a Report

    Brand monitoring

    Visibrain gives you the opportunity to get and analyse the digital datas about your brand and your competitor's ones.

    🔡 Topic creation

    In order to monitor your brand online reputation, we suggest you to include the following elements in your Topic:

    • Variant spellings of the brand

    Influencer detection

    Detect influencers online using Visibrain

    There are different ways to detect influencers on Visibrain: - By looking at the accounts that have been active on a subject, you can try and identify experts on a subject or just very passionate and influential accounts. Rank users by number of followers, generated engagement, number of posts, identify verified accounts of filter users by their bios. - Follow an influencer panel by using their bios as a filter (only on X (formerly Twitter) for now). - By analysing an influencer mapping based on their interactions (). - By analysing an influencer mapping based on their followers.

    Define influence

    Before starting your research, you will need to define what type of influencer you're looking for, and what type of influence metric you want to concentrate on: - Number of followers, fans, subscribers of an account, page, channel ... - Verified accounts, pages, channels - Generated engagement (retweets, replies, quotes, reactions, likes, views...) - Number of published posts

    Brackets ()

    To bring words together. By default the "AND" (space) has the priority on the "OR".

    (scandal OR boycott) bank (scandal OR boycott) (banks OR bank) scandal bank -(director OR CEO)

    emoji

    It catches all the posts containing a specific emoji.

    😂 It catches all the posts containing the emoji "joy".

    contains:element

    It catches all the posts containing "element" even if it's a part of a word. It doesn't work for taking datas back.

    contains:account It catches: account, accounting, accountability ... But also: unaccountable, unaccountably ...

    lang:xx

    It allows you to catch all the posts in a specific language. XX = language abbreviation. The main languages : fr (french), en (english), es (spanish), ja (japanese). Check the list of available languages.

    moto lang:fr It catches all the french speaking posts containing the key-word "moto". moto -lang:ja It doesn't catch any japanese sepaking post.

    url:key-word url:"the-exact-expression"

    It catches all the internet contents whose URL contains the key-word (or the key-expression).

    url:"lemonde.fr" It catches all the posts from the lemonde.fr website.

    to:user

    It catches all the answers addressed to the user @user.

    to:LDLC It will catch all the answers addressed to @LDLC's tweets and all the tweets starting with "@LDLC ..." It doesn't catch @LDLC's tweets.

    Settings
    Settings
    filters
    map
    Analytics
    Users
    filtering options
    Users
    Mapping guide
    Pie chart
    Text
    Separator
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    Pie chart
    Text
    Separator
    Image

    To bring words together. By default the "AND" (space) has the priority on the "OR".

    (scandal OR boycott) bank (scandal OR boycott) (banks OR bank) scandal bank -(director OR CEO)

    It catches all the posts containing a specific emoji.

    😂 It catches all the posts containing the emoji "joy".

    contains:element

    It catches all the posts containing "element" even if it's a part of a word. It doesn't work for taking datas back.

    contains:account It catches: account, accounting, accountability ... But also: unaccountable, unaccountably ...

    lang:xx

    It allows you to catch all the posts in a specific language. XX = language abbreviation. The main languages : fr (french), en (english), es (spanish), ja (japanese). Check the list of available languages.

    moto lang:fr It catches all the french speaking posts containing the key-word "moto". moto -lang:ja It doesn't catch any japanese sepaking post.

    url:key-word url:"the-exact-expression"

    It catches all the internet contents whose URL contains the key-word (or the key-expression).

    url:"lemonde.fr" It catches all the posts from the lemonde.fr website.

    It catches all the answers addressed to the user @user.

    to:LDLC It will catch all the answers addressed to @LDLC's tweets and all the tweets starting with "@LDLC ..." It doesn't catch @LDLC's tweets.

    A space

    To relate words, equals "AND".

    bank scandal To search for all the posts containing these 2 key-words, no matter their position in the post.

    OR

    To search for a word or another. Equals the logical "OR".

    scandal OR boycott To search for the posts containing at least one of these key-words.

    The sign -

    To remove a word.

    -bank For not collecting the publications that contain this word.

    Key-word

    It catches all the posts containing this key-word with or without an hashtag before it.

    car It catches all the posts containing the key-word "car" or the hashtag #car.

    "the exact expression"

    It catches all the posts containing that exact expression, in this order.

    "blue car" It catches all the posts with the key-expression "blue car" in it. Nevertheless it doesn't catch that : "blue auto and yellow car".

    #hashtag

    It catches all the posts containing the hashtag.

    #car It catches all the posts containing the #car.

    from:user

    It catches all the activity of the X (formerly Twitter) account @user.

    from:lemondefr It catches when @lemondefr tweets are when he retweets an other account. It doesn't catch when another account retweets @lemondefr.

    retweets_of:user

    It catches all the retweets (done by other accounts) of the tweets written by @user.

    retweets_of:lemondefr It catches when @journalist1 retweets a tweet of @lemondefr. It doesn't catch the initial tweet of @lemondefr.

    @user

    It catches a tweet that mentions @user.

    @bouyguestelecom It catches when a user writes a tweet as " I have a new phone plan @bouyguestelecom" or "@bouyguestelecom I have a question about my phone plan". It doesn't catch @bouyguestelecom's tweets.

    Brackets ()

    emoji

    to:user

    You can determine trigger thresholds for your Alerts by using filters. E.g.: likes:>1000, views:>10, comments:>5, etc.

    filters
    filters

    By clicking on the "save" option on the Explore feature of your monitoring Topic, you can directly access the report creation feature. When you click on the "save" button, multiple options will appear: - Create Alert - Create Report

    You can also access this feature by clicking on Reports on the top of your platform.

    Different steps

    The first step: Add a title to your report

    We recommend you choose clear and transparent titles for your reports (Daily Brand Monitoring, Influencer Detection for example).

    Secondly: Choose the list of recipients. You can add as many as you wish, this list can contain contacts who do not have access to Visibrain if you wish. Choose a delivery option, Visibrain offers 4 options: - Email - Slack - Telegram - SMS (optional feature on request)

    If you're interested in other reception types, get in touch with your Account Manager.

    Finally, choose the frequency of deliveries, Visibain offers multiple options: - Every hour - Every day at a specific hour - Specific days of the week (multiple days selectable) - Specific days of the month (multiple days selectable)

    Digest Setup

    DEFAULT SETTINGS

    By clicking on "Create Report" on the Explore tab, a pre-designed report will appear based on the Topic / Subtopic you selected. This pre-selection is of composed of different sections: - Volume - Top Posts (ranked by media results) - Top Influencers (ranked by influence)

    FROM SCRATCH

    By clicking on "Add Section", customize the sections you want to add to your digest.

    Choose a Topic/Subtopic you want to base your section on.

    Choose from different parameters/values for each Monitoring Module with the option of ascending or descending order of results to quickly view the most impactful content first.

    Volume Timeline: Tweets Timeline: Impressions Tweets Users Articles Links Hashtags Mentions Expressions Websites (Subdomains) Websites (Top Level Domains) Languages Emojis Genders Occupations Interests Countries Regions Cities

    Volume Timeline: Posts Timeline: Impressions Timeline: Likes Posts Users Hashtags Expressions Mentions Tags Languages Emojis Post Types Image Content Image Category

    Volume Timeline: Posts Timeline: Impressions Timeline: Likes Timeline: Reactions Timeline: Interactions Posts Links Pages Hashtags Expressions Mentions Websites Emojis Languages Countries Posts Types Reactions

    Volume Timeline: Posts Timeline: Impressions Timeline: Likes Timeline: Interactions Timeline: Views Posts Users Sounds Hashtags Expressions Mentions Languages Emojis Sentiment

    Volume Timeline: Videos Timeline: Impressions Timeline: Likes Timeline: Interactions Timeline: Views Videos Channels Hashtags Expressions Languages Emojis Countries Cities Sentiment

    USE THE DIGEST TEMPLATE

    By clicking on "Action" in the top left hand corner, you can add the Visibrain Digest Template of your choice on any given Topic / Subtopic.

    FINALISE YOUR SETUP

    Once you've set up your parameters and values, name your sections.

    We recommend you give clear and transparent titles to your sections (Press Review, Post Review ...)

    SNOOZE OPTION

    The snooze option enables you to customise the days and hours at which you wish to receive your digest. The option is turned off by default.

    We recommend using this option to pause the Digest outside of work hours for example or when you are not available.

    SAVE YOUR SETTINGS

    2. Reports Tab

    This tab enables you to access all Reports (active and inactive) created on your account. When the "State" is turned off the Report is inactive.

    If you turn a Report off, it will be turned off for all receivers of that report.

    REPORT PREVIEW

    Different preview options are available in your Report Tab, click on the "Action" button

    SEND BY MAIL

    The "send by mail" option enables you to send out your Digest on a defined time span, by default all pre-defined contacts will be listed, you can add other email adresses if needed.

    DOWNLOAD PDF

    The "Download PDF" option enables you to export a PDF version of your Digest on a defined time span.

    VIEW WEB VERSION

    The "View Web Version" enables you to preview your Digest on a defined time span.

    Finally the DELETE option enables you to delete your Report

    These Preview options enable you to check:

    • Your setup

    • The Data you are sending is right

    • Send out a Digest Preview to the recipients

    • Send data easily

    Mentions within web contents (articles, videos, etc.)

  • Multiple X (formerly Twitter) accounts associated to the brand

  • Product's names

  • Hashtags associated to the brand

  • Example of a X (formerly Twitter) Topic to monitor the e-reputation of McDonald's:

    Different variant spellings

    First, you need to list the different variant spellings of the brand name, separated by the operator OR. It is important to think about every forms of writing the brand you want to monitor, to get the most exhaustive Topic: spelling mistakes, diminutives, alternative names, acronyms, etc.

    Mentions within website contents

    You also have to add the operators url_title: and url_description: on all keywords linked to the brand to find it within titles and standfirsts of articles and web contents (websites, blogs, etc.).

    The Operators url_title: et url_description: are not availble for past data

    If you want to get some past datas for your brand monitoring, you have to create your Topic without the operators url_title: et url_description: and add it then.

    X (formerly Twitter) accounts

    We also recommend to include the activity of X (formerly Twitter) account(s) of the brand.

    To do that, you need to copy and paste the name of the brand X (formerly Twitter) account (you will find it after the @ on x.com) and associate it to the different operators ⬇️ :

    Operator
    Utilisation

    from:

    Captures original tweets of the brand account

    retweets_of:

    Captures retweets associated to the tweets of the brand account. Without this operator, the tweets cannot be sorted by number of generated retweets.

    url:

    Captures the tweets quoting a post from the brand X (formerly Twitter) acccount.

    @

    Captures the mentions of the brand X (formerly Twitter) account.

    to:

    Captures the replies adressed to the brand X (formerly Twitter) account

    You can choose to monitor the whole activity of the X (formerly Twitter) account (original tweets, replies to tweets, mentions of the account, quotes of the account) or only the original tweets with the operator from:.

    The operators from:, retweets_of:, to: and url: have to be used without the @ from the account. If you put the @ with these operators, you rule will not work.

    Do not forget the operator from:

    The operators retweets_of:, @ or to: used by themselves won't capture the tweets published by the brand account, which can lead to odd platform behaviours within your Topic.

    We highly recommend you to always use these operators with from:, for example: from:user retweets_of:user

    Product's names

    We recommend you to add the names of the brand's products to capture every posts quoting it. The monitoring will be as exhaustive as possible.

    Hashtags associated to the brand

    Finally, we recommend you to add every hashtags associated to the brand. They can be created by the brand itself (#ImLovingIt) or can be created by another person (for example, a hashtag like #BoycottMcDonalds). This kind of hashtags should be systematically added to the Topic to avoid missing any post using it.

    🔎 Data analysis

    a. Focus on your own posts ("Owned")

    First, we advise you to focus on your own posts (the "Owned"), to identify the most viral ones, by using the filter from: and the default sorting by number of retweets, see below:

    b. Focus on posts about its own brand, published by others ("Earned")

    Then, we advise you to focus on posts about your brand but published by other accounts than yours. You just have to exclude the activity of your own account, with the filtrer -from:. You will isolate every posts about your brand (the "Earned") et quickly identify the most viral ones:

    c. Monitor a sensitive topic

    If you want to monitor an ongoing or future sensitive topic associated to your brand, you can focus on this subject using the filters.

    For example, you identified crisis-generating factors (TV show, incriminating article against the brand, sensitive(s) post(s) on social medias, etc.), we advise you to focus on this subject and to create a subtopic to easily monitor the datas:

    You can also use filters to focus on verified X (formerly Twitter) accounts or which have more than a specific number of followers to only get the tweets of influencers:

    You can also monitor a sensitive topic, linked to your brand thanks to a Smartboard. The creation of a Smarboard will allow you to monitor in real time the main datas about this specific sensitive topic in order to take the right decision in terms of communication:

    💌 Information sharing

    a. By mail, Slack or Telegram

    You can set-up several kinds of alerts:

    🔔 An abnormal activity detection alert to be advised in case of breaking news about your brand becoming viral.

    🔔 An alert for every new tweet of a verified X (formerly Twitter) account or from a specific community (journalist, politic, influencer, etc.) discussing about your brand.

    🔔 An alert for every new tweet on a sensitive topic about your brand but not viral yet.

    📰 A scheduled report of the most retweeted posts and articles about your brand.

    b. In a smartboard

    The Smartboard allows you to internally share the key indicators, with an analysis of the topic or a (weekly or monthly) reporting of your brand, thanks to an export of this Smartboard in PDF OR PNG format:

    With Visibrain, you can choose or combine any of these metrics to define the type of influence you're looking for.

    Data analysis

    Detect influencers with the Users/Demographics features of Visibrain.

    Go to the Users / Pages / Channels tabs in your monitoring Topics, here you will access the lists of accounts, pages or channels that have taken part in your conversation. You can rank followers by different metrics:

    Audience (number of followers / fans / subscribers):

    Generated engagement (retweets, likes, reactions ...):

    Number of published posts on the subject on the analysed period:

    By combining these different ranking options with the Filters you can identify and focus on specific communities, or type of accounts you want to follow. These communities can be defined by data listed in the bios (verified accounts, jobs, interests, companies, localisation, number of followers ...):

    Topic creation

    You can choose to create a new monitoring Topic to detect influencers: - Sectorial monitoring, if you want to detect influencers on any given sectorial analysis, for example: Detect influencer in the housing sector - Event monitoring if you want to identify influent accounts on an event, example: Detect top influencers on an event to re-invite them to another

    You can also choose to identify a specific community, list of accounts (only on X (formerly Twitter) for now). By using specific Topic Operators, you can create complex queries to identify precise communities or type of influencers. The "bio:" operator will enable you to research influencers by tapping into their X (formerly Twitter) bios as a base of your query.

    For example: Identify top journalists

    Some of these Topic Operators cannot search historical data, you will only be able to monitor in real time.

    You will even be able to combine multiple research queries:

    All of these different influencer detection methods will enable to you to analyse different subjects / type of influencers / content creation and so on. You can also choose to go further and analyse interactions between influencers by creating a infuencer mapping. Get in touch with you account manager or go check out our guide on influencer mapping.

    Information sharing

    a. By mail, Slack or Telegram

    You can set up different types of alerts :

    🔔 A real time alert as soon as a competitor speaks up

    🔔 A real time alert as soon as a competitor makes the buzz on social media

    📰 A regular report of your competitors' speeches

    b. In a smartboard

    Smartboards enable you to easily build and share top analysis on your list of influencers.

    Influencer Mapping

    News

    Filters common accross all platforms

    Filter
    Usage
    Example

    keyword

    Focuses on all articles containing the keyword

    car

    Focuses on all articles containing the keyword "car"

    Filters on the transmitters

    Filter
    Usage
    Example

    Filters on content

    Filter
    Usage
    Example

    News

    Filters common accross all platforms

    Filter
    Usage
    Example

    keyword

    Focuses on all articles containing the keyword

    car

    Focuses on all articles containing the keyword "car"

    Filters on the transmitters

    Filter
    Usage
    Example

    Filters on content

    Filter
    Usage
    Example

    Industry monitoring

    In this section you will learn how to create a topic and analyze the data in order to get an overview on what is said about your industry and your competitors.

    🔡 Topic creation

    In order to monitor a whole industry, we suggest you to focus ont two main points.

    author:

    Filters articles written by a specific author

    author:"Josselin Tallec"

    Identifies articles written by Josselin Tallec

    author_contains:

    Filters articles written by authors whose name contains specific character sequences

    author_contains:smith

    Identifies articles written by journalists whose name contains "smith"

    !author_contains:

    Filters articles written by authors whose name contains specific characters, case-sensitive

    !author_contains:Franck

    Identifies articles written by journalists whose name contains "Franck" with an uppercase “F”

    domain:

    Isolates all articles coming from a specific website

    domain:mediapart

    Filters articles from Mediapart

    domain_contains:

    Isolates articles from websites whose domain name contains specific characters

    domain_contains:blog

    Filters links from websites whose domain includes "blog"

    type:

    (news/blog)

    Isolates press or blog articles

    type:blog

    Isolates articles from blog-type media

    country:

    Filters articles published by media from a specific country

    country:fr

    Filters articles from French media

    views:

    (> / < / =)

    Sorts articles based on a threshold of generated views

    views:<500000

    Filters articles that generated more than 500,000 views

    audience:

    (> / < / =)

    Sorts articles by the audience level of the publishing media

    audience:<30000

    Filters media with an audience greater than 30,000

    has_authors:

    (true/false)

    Isolates articles without listed authors

    has_authors:false

    Filters articles with no author specified

    monthly_visits_count:

    (> / < / =)

    Sorts websites based on their monthly visit count

    monthly_visits_count:>100000

    Filters media generating at least 100,000 monthly visits

    !summary_contains:

    Isolates articles whose summary includes specific characters, case-sensitive

    !summary_contains:Tesco

    Filters articles mentioning "Tesco"

    url_contains:

    Isolates articles whose web address (URL) includes specific characters

    url_contains:scandal

    Filters links whose URL includes "scandal", "scandals", "scandalous", etc.

    paywall: (true/false)

    Isolates articles that are behind a paywall

    paywall:false

    Filters articles that are free to read

    "exact phrase"

    Focuses on all articles containing the exact phrase, i.e., all words in the phrase in this precise order

    "blue car"

    Focuses on all articles containing the exact phrase "blue car"". Does NOT search for content like "blue automobile" or "yellow car"

    lang:

    Considers only articles in a specific language. xx = language abbreviation. Main languages: fr = French, en = English, es = Spanish, ja = Japanese.

    lang:en

    Focuses on all English-language articles

    contains: / full_contains:

    Focuses on articles containing a sequence of characters. Filter is not case or accent sensitive

    contains:treat

    Focuses on all content like treats, treatment, treated, but also mistreat, mistreating, etc.

    !contains: / !full_contains:

    Focuses on a sequence of characters while being case-sensitive

    !contains:Innov

    Focuses on all publications containing "Innov" but sensitive to case and accent (I uppercase, é accented). Useful for proper names, e.g., your brand name

    emoji:

    Focuses on publications containing a specific emoji

    emoji:joy

    Focuses on all publications containing the emoji 😂

    has_emoji: (true/false)

    Focuses on publications containing one or more emojisFocuses on publications containing one or more emojis

    has_emoji:true

    Focuses on all publications containing at least one emoji

    sentiment: (neutral / positive / negative)

    Sorts articles based on identified sentiment

    sentiment:negative

    Isolates all articles identified as negative

    proximity:

    Defines a maximum distance between multiple keywords

    proximity:"apple samsung"~4

    Focuses on articles containing "Apple" and "Samsung" within 4 words

    !proximity:

    Defines a maximum distance between multiple keywords while respecting case

    !proximity:"Airbus failure"~4

    Focuses on publications containing "failure" and "Airbus" within 4 words, keeping "Airbus" capitalized

    from: / website_url:

    Allows filtering articles published by a specific media outlet

    from:"https://www.huffpost.com/"

    Identifies all articles published by the Huffington's post

    from_contains: / website_url_contains:

    Isolates articles published by media groups whose account name contains specific character sequences

    from_contains:MSN

    Identifies articles published by MSN, MSN France, MSN Belgium, MSN Québec, etc.

    site_name_contains:

    Isolates articles published by media whose account name contains specific character sequences

    site_name_contains:yahoo

    Identifies articles published by media whose name includes Yahoo

    !site_name_contains:

    Isolates articles published by media whose account name contains specific characters, while being case-sensitive

    !site_name_contains:Sky

    Identifies articles from media whose name contains "Sky" with an uppercase “S”

    word_count: (</>/=)

    Filters publications based on the number of keywords

    word_count:<5

    Filters publications with fewer than 5 keywords

    title_contains:

    Isolates articles whose title includes specific characters

    link_title_contains:car

    Filters articles whose title contains "car" (car, cars, carnivore, carnival etc...)

    !title_contains:

    Isolates articles whose title includes specific characters, case-sensitive

    !link_title_contains:Macy's

    Filters articles mentioning "Macy's" (brand), excluding the name

    summary_contains:

    Isolates articles whose summary includes specific characters

    summary_contains:protest

    Filters articles whose summary includes "protest" (protests, protesting, etc.)

    author:

    Filters articles written by a specific author

    author:"Josselin Tallec"

    Identifies articles written by Josselin Tallec

    author_contains:

    Filters articles written by authors whose name contains specific character sequences

    author_contains:smith

    Identifies articles written by journalists whose name contains "smith"

    !author_contains:

    Filters articles written by authors whose name contains specific characters, case-sensitive

    !author_contains:Franck

    Identifies articles written by journalists whose name contains "Franck" with an uppercase “F”

    domain:

    Isolates all articles coming from a specific website

    domain:mediapart

    Filters articles from Mediapart

    domain_contains:

    Isolates articles from websites whose domain name contains specific characters

    domain_contains:blog

    Filters links from websites whose domain includes "blog"

    type:

    (news/blog)

    Isolates press or blog articles

    type:blog

    Isolates articles from blog-type media

    country:

    Filters articles published by media from a specific country

    country:fr

    Filters articles from French media

    views:

    (> / < / =)

    Sorts articles based on a threshold of generated views

    views:<500000

    Filters articles that generated more than 500,000 views

    audience:

    (> / < / =)

    Sorts articles by the audience level of the publishing media

    audience:<30000

    Filters media with an audience greater than 30,000

    has_authors:

    (true/false)

    Isolates articles without listed authors

    has_authors:false

    Filters articles with no author specified

    monthly_visits_count:

    (> / < / =)

    Sorts websites based on their monthly visit count

    monthly_visits_count:>100000

    Filters media generating at least 100,000 monthly visits

    !summary_contains:

    Isolates articles whose summary includes specific characters, case-sensitive

    !summary_contains:Tesco

    Filters articles mentioning "Tesco"

    url_contains:

    Isolates articles whose web address (URL) includes specific characters

    url_contains:scandal

    Filters links whose URL includes "scandal", "scandals", "scandalous", etc.

    paywall: (true/false)

    Isolates articles that are behind a paywall

    paywall:false

    Filters articles that are free to read

    "exact phrase"

    Focuses on all articles containing the exact phrase, i.e., all words in the phrase in this precise order

    "blue car"

    Focuses on all articles containing the exact phrase "blue car"". Does NOT search for content like "blue automobile" or "yellow car"

    lang:

    Considers only articles in a specific language. xx = language abbreviation. Main languages: fr = French, en = English, es = Spanish, ja = Japanese.

    lang:en

    Focuses on all English-language articles

    contains: / full_contains:

    Focuses on articles containing a sequence of characters. Filter is not case or accent sensitive

    contains:treat

    Focuses on all content like treats, treatment, treated, but also mistreat, mistreating, etc.

    !contains: / !full_contains:

    Focuses on a sequence of characters while being case-sensitive

    !contains:Innov

    Focuses on all publications containing "Innov" but sensitive to case and accent (I uppercase, é accented). Useful for proper names, e.g., your brand name

    emoji:

    Focuses on publications containing a specific emoji

    emoji:joy

    Focuses on all publications containing the emoji 😂

    has_emoji: (true/false)

    Focuses on publications containing one or more emojisFocuses on publications containing one or more emojis

    has_emoji:true

    Focuses on all publications containing at least one emoji

    sentiment: (neutral / positive / negative)

    Sorts articles based on identified sentiment

    sentiment:negative

    Isolates all articles identified as negative

    proximity:

    Defines a maximum distance between multiple keywords

    proximity:"apple samsung"~4

    Focuses on articles containing "Apple" and "Samsung" within 4 words

    !proximity:

    Defines a maximum distance between multiple keywords while respecting case

    !proximity:"Airbus failure"~4

    Focuses on publications containing "failure" and "Airbus" within 4 words, keeping "Airbus" capitalized

    from: / website_url:

    Allows filtering articles published by a specific media outlet

    from:"https://www.huffpost.com/"

    Identifies all articles published by the Huffington's post

    from_contains: / website_url_contains:

    Isolates articles published by media groups whose account name contains specific character sequences

    from_contains:MSN

    Identifies articles published by MSN, MSN France, MSN Belgium, MSN Québec, etc.

    site_name_contains:

    Isolates articles published by media whose account name contains specific character sequences

    site_name_contains:yahoo

    Identifies articles published by media whose name includes Yahoo

    !site_name_contains:

    Isolates articles published by media whose account name contains specific characters, while being case-sensitive

    !site_name_contains:Sky

    Identifies articles from media whose name contains "Sky" with an uppercase “S”

    word_count: (</>/=)

    Filters publications based on the number of keywords

    word_count:<5

    Filters publications with fewer than 5 keywords

    title_contains:

    Isolates articles whose title includes specific characters

    link_title_contains:car

    Filters articles whose title contains "car" (car, cars, carnivore, carnival etc...)

    !title_contains:

    Isolates articles whose title includes specific characters, case-sensitive

    !link_title_contains:Macy's

    Filters articles mentioning "Macy's" (brand), excluding the name

    summary_contains:

    Isolates articles whose summary includes specific characters

    summary_contains:protest

    Filters articles whose summary includes "protest" (protests, protesting, etc.)

    a. Keywords

    You can start with making a list of all related keywords and adding them to the Rules (for more information see page Create a Topic). If you monitor in different languages make sure you've included all the spelling and linguistics variants.

    On Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Threads, Telegram and YouTube, you have to write one word or expression per line. The sign * allows you to monitor several spelling variations having the same root. On the example below, we monitor the word bank but also banks, banking, onlinebank...

    On LinkedIn, you have to write one word or expression per line. Asterisks do not work for this network, you just have to put the different variants of your keywords. It is not necessary to mention the accents and plurals for LinkedIn : the word bank will also monitor banks.

    b. Panel of influent people within your industry

    In order to get the most qualified data, Visibrain suggests you to monitor people having a significant impact on your industry (competitors, CEO, journalists, bloggers...).

    To do so, you shall use both operators from: and retweets_of: for a X (formerly Twitter) watch, and the section called "pages" for other social media. You can either listen everything they say, either focus on a specific subject adding keywords.

    To create this Topic, you have to copy paste the account's name from X (formerly Twitter), For more information, click here.

    To create this Topic, you have to copy paste the account's name from the social media you want, For more information, .

    To create this topic, you have to copy and paste the user's or companie's name specifically as it is written on the monitored social network. For more information, you can check

    🔎 Data analysis

    a. Trends analysis

    ➡️ ANALYTICS and DEMOGRAPHICS section.

    Here you will find hashtag, word and emoji clouds representing the most discussed subjects.

    You can customize the clouds (changing items' color and size), see occurences of each item in a table or click on it to get more information.

    For a Facebook watch, you have access to a pie chart of reactions. It helps you to evaluate the ton of your subject.

    You have the possibility to export each elements on Visibrain in JPEG or CSV. You can also add them to smartboards.

    b. Don't miss anything about your industry

    ➡️ POSTS and ARTICLES section

    Here you will find all posts and articles related to your industry posted within your period of analysis. You can sort them by different indicators (date, likes, interactions...). You can add filter to focus on a specific event.

    c. Detection of key influencers

    ➡️ USERS section

    You can detect the most relevant influencers by adding filters based on their number of followers, details of their biography description, language, etc. This feature is available on all the units except on Facebook.

    💌 Information sharing

    a. By mail, Slack or Telegram

    You can set up different kinf of Alerts :

    🔔 An Abnormal Activity alert, to keep an eye on important news

    📰 An automatic Report with key influencers' activity

    📰 An automatic Report on posts and articles getting the most impact

    b. In a smartboard

    Smartboards allow you to have a view on all social media at the same time.

    Bluesky

    You can use the CTRL+F or Command+F to quickly find a specific filter in the table.

    Main filters

    Filter
    Use
    Example

    Account Filters

    Filter
    Use
    Example

    Content filters

    Filter
    Use
    Example

    Engagement filters

    Filter
    Use
    Example

    Link filters

    Filter
    Use
    Example

    List of languages

    The CTRL+F command and Command+F on a Macbook allows you to easily find your filter in the table

    Operator
    Language

    lang:fr

    https://app.playplay.com/app/video/visibrain/how-to-create-an-automatic-alert/5155d0d8-9de9-4c33-b721-90c8933b675capp.playplay.com

    YouTube

    The CTRL+F command on a PC and Command+F on a Macbook will allow you to easily find your filter in the chart.

    Common filters to all social networks

    TikTok

    The CTRL+F command and Command+F on a Macbook allows you to easily find your filter in the table

    Common filters for all social networks

    Telegram

    You can use the CTRL+F or Command+F to quickly find a specific filter in the table.

    Main filters

    Bluesky

    You can use the CTRL+F or Command+F to quickly find a specific filter in the table.

    Main filters

    YouTube

    The CTRL+F command on a PC and Command+F on a Macbook will allow you to easily find your filter in the chart.

    Common filters to all social networks

    LinkedIn

    The CTRL+F command and Command+F on a Macbook allows you to easily find your filter in the table

    Filters on Content

    Telegram

    You can use the CTRL+F or Command+F to quickly find a specific filter in the table.

    Main filters

    Accounts monitoring

    Competitors monitoring allows you to follow the news of other market players and to observe their communication strategies.

    🔡 Topic creation

    The first thing to do is to identify your competitors accounts on social media and then, to configure your monitoring.

    French

    lang:en

    English

    lang:ar

    Arabic

    lang:de

    German

    lang:zh

    Chinese

    lang:es

    Spanish

    lang:it

    Italian

    lang:pt

    Portugese

    lang:ja

    Japanese

    lang:ru

    Russian

    lang:bg

    Bulgarian

    lang:ko

    Korean

    lang:da

    Danish

    lang:et

    Estonian

    lang:el

    Greek

    lang:fi

    Finnish

    lang:iw

    Hebrew

    lang:hi

    Hindi

    lang:hu

    Hungarian

    lang:is

    Icelandic

    lang:in

    Indonesian

    lang:lv

    Latvian

    lang:lt

    Lithuanian

    lang:nl

    Dutch

    lang:no

    Norwegian

    lang:fa

    Persian

    lang:pl

    Polish

    lang:ro

    Romanian

    lang:sr

    Serbian

    lang:sk

    Slovak

    lang:sl

    Slovene

    lang:sv

    Swedish

    lang:cs

    Czech

    lang:th

    Thai

    lang:tr

    Turkish

    lang:uk

    Ukrenian

    lang:vi

    Vietnamese

    lang:am

    Amharic

    lang:hy

    Armenian

    lang:bn

    Bengali

    lang:my

    Burmese

    lang:si

    Sinhalese

    lang:ht

    Creole

    lang:cy

    Welsh

    lang:ka

    Georgian

    lang:gu

    Gujarati

    lang:kn

    Kannada

    lang:km

    Khmer

    lang:ckb

    Kurdish

    lang:lo

    Lao

    lang:ml

    Malayalam

    lang:dv

    Maldivian

    lang:mr

    Marathi

    lang:ne

    Nepalese

    lang:or

    Odia

    lang:ur

    Urdu

    lang:ug

    Uyghur

    lang:ps

    Pashto

    lang:pa

    Punjabi

    lang:sd

    Sindhi

    lang:tl

    Tagalog

    lang:ta

    Tamil

    lang:te

    Telugu

    lang:bo

    Tibetan

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    !contains:Gap

    It focuses on all the posts containing the characters's list Gap while being sensitive to word case (only with a capital L).

    This filter is very useful to focus on a proper noun for example the name of your brand).

    full_contains:

    Combines contains / link_title_contains / link_description_contains / quoted_contains

    Focus on specific character sequence contained in posts, articles and reposts

    full_contains:sport

    Will focus on posts, articles, and quoted posts that contain the list of characters sport. Esport, parasport, watersports ...

    This filter is very useful when you need to exclude data from all sources (posts / articles / quoted posts / replies)

    !full_contains:

    Combines !contains / !link_title_contains / !link_description_contains / !quoted_contains

    Focus on specific character sequence contained in posts, articles and reposts

    WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !full_contains:Ford

    It focuses on all the posts containing the following characters : Ford, but taking the case letter (only capital F) and accents into consideration.

    Example : it will not take in "afford"

    This filter is very useful if you want to focus on a name, proper noun, or a brand.

    emoji:

    Focus on posts containing a specific emoji.

    emoji:joy It focuses on all the posts containing the emoji "joy"😂

    has_emoji: (true/false)

    Focus on posts containing one or more emoji.

    has_emoji:true It focuses on all the posts containing at least one emoji.

    mention:user

    Filter on all the posts mentionning another account WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    mention:barackobama.bsky.social It is only searching for posts in which Barack Obama's account is directly mentioned.

    mention_contains:user

    Filter on the posts mentioning accounts with a specific character sequence

    mention_contains:Tesco It focuses on posts in which all accounts associated with Tesco (Tesco, Tesco news, Tesco mobile...) are mentioned.

    proximity:

    Define a maximum distance between two or three keywords

    proximity:"apple samsung"~4 Focus on posts containing Apple and Samsung distanced by 4 keywords max

    display_name_contains:

    It allows you to isolate the activity of the users whose the display name is a specific character sequence

    display_name:Dior It focuses on the activity of the users whose display name is "Dior".

    !display_name_contains:

    It allows you to isolate the activity of users whose display name contains a specific character sequence WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !display_name_contains:Media It filters on the activity of users whose display name contains the sequence of characters Media It allows you to find all the official accounts of big Media

    profile_contains:

    Combines bio_contains / username_contains/display_name_contains/ from_contains

    Filter on the activity of users that have a specific character sequence in users' biography; display name or username, in order to identify communities.

    profile_contains:government Will focus on the activity of accounts that the character sequence governement in their bio, username or displayname. This will be very useful when looking to focus on the activity of a large group of users.

    !profile_contains:

    Combines !bio_contains / !screen_name_contains / !display_name_contains / from_contains:

    Filter on the activity of users that have a specific character sequence in users' biography; display name or username, in order to identify communities. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !profile_contains:Washington Will focus on the activity of users that have the sequence of characters Washington in their bios, screen or display names and taking into consideration the capital W. For example accounts for the Washington Post

    bio:

    It allows you to focus on a keyword contained in biographies, in order to identify communities.

    bio:journalist It focuses on the user's activity whose biography contains the word "journalist". It won't search for the word "journalists" or "journalistic". It can be helpful if you want to identify users declaring a specific interest :

    bio:football It will list all the users that have participated to the analyzed topic and that have mentioned the keyword "football" in their biography

    bio_contains:

    It allows you to filter on a specific character sequence in users' biographies, in order to identify communities

    bio_contains:blog It filters on users activity whose biography contains "blog". It allows to increase the research : blog, blogging, blogger... It can be helpful to identify users declaring a specific interest for something : bio_contains:fashion It will list all the users that have participated to the analyzed topic and that have mentioned fashion in their biography

    !bio_contains:

    It allows you to filter on a specific character sequence in users' biographies, in order to identify communities. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !bio_contains:Total It will list all the users that have participated to the analyzed topic and that have mentioned the brand Total in their biography (Total employees, trade unionist...

    followers_count: (</>/=)

    It allows you to sort users according to a certain amount of followers.

    followers_count:>5000 It focuses on the activity of users having more than 5000 followers.

    reposts: ( > / < / = )

    Focus on the posts with a defined number of generated quotes

    reposts :>30 Filter on posts that have generated more than 30 reposts.

    is_reply: (true / false)

    It allows you to focus on all the posts that are replying to other posts.

    mention:mybrand is_reply:true It focuses on all the posts that mention @mybrand, but that are also answering to @mybrand's posts.

    quoted_post:

    It allows you to filter on posts quoting a specific other post.

    !link_title_contains:

    Isolate articles whose title contains a specific character sequence

    WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !link_title_contains:PSG Focus on articles whose title contain PSG in caps

    keyword

    Focus on all posts containing the keyword or the keyword prefixed with a #

    car Will focus on posts containing the keyword or # car

    "exact expression"

    Focus on all the posts containing the exact expression : all the words of this expression, in this exact order.

    "blue car" It focuses on all the posts with the key-expression 'blue car' in it. It doesn't search for the following content : the blue auto and the yellow car.

    #keyword

    Focus on all the posts containing a specific hashtag.

    #car It focuses on all the posts containing the hashtag #car. It won't search for the posts containing the keyword 'car' without a #.

    lang:

    Focus on posts in a specific language. xx = language abbreviation The main languages are : - fr : french - en : english - es : spanish - ja : japanese Check the 64 languages list

    lang:en It focuses on all the english speaking posts.

    contains:element

    Focus on all the posts containing a sequence of characters. WARNING: this filter is not case & accent sensitive

    contains:blog Will focus on posts containing the mentionned letters, will for example take into account keywords such as: blog, bloger, blogs ...

    !contains:Element

    from:user

    It allows you to focus on all the posts and reposts that have been generated by @user's posts.

    WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    from:bloomberg.com It allows you to focus on all the original posts published by Bloomberg and all the reposts that have been generated by his posts. We can also use @bloomberg.com as a shortcut.

    from_contains:

    Focuses on posts made by accounts whose account-name contains a series of specific character sequence Combines username_contains: / display_name_contains:

    from_contains:news Focuses on posts published by accounts that have the word news in their username or displayname

    username_contains:

    Focuses on posts made by accounts whose username contains a series of specific character sequence

    username_contains:gov Focuses on posts published by accounts that have the word news in their username

    !username_contains:

    Focuses on posts made by accounts whose username contains a series of specific character sequence WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !username_contains:Ford

    It focuses on all the posts published by accounts that have the word Ford in their username

    Example : it will not take "afford"

    This filter is very useful if you want to focus on a name, proper noun, or a brand.

    hashtag_count: (</>/=)

    Sort posts according to the number of hashtag they contain.

    hashtag_count:<10 Focus on all the posts that contain less than 10 hashtags.

    mention_count: (</>/=)

    Sort posts according to the number of accounts mentioned.

    mention_count:<5 Focus on posts mentioning less than 5 accounts

    word_count: (</>/=)

    Sort posts according to the number of words (without hashtags) contained

    word_count:>10 Focus on posts containing more than 10 words.

    sentiment: (neutral / positive / negative)

    Sort posts according the identified sentiment

    sentiment:negative Focus on posts that have been identified as negative

    likes: ( > / < / = )

    Focus on the posts with a defined number of generated likes

    likes:>30000 Filter on posts that have generated more than 30000 likes.

    interactions: ( > / < / = )

    Focus on the posts with a defined number of generated interactions (liked, reposts, quoted and replies)

    interactions:>30000 Filter on posts that have generated more than 30000 interactions.

    replies: ( > / < / = )

    Focus on the posts with a defined number of generated replies

    replies:>1000 Filter on posts that have generated more than 1000 replies.

    quotes: ( > / < / = )

    Focus on the posts with a defined number of generated quotes

    quotes:>1000 Filter on posts that have generated more than 1000 quotes.

    has_link: (true/false)

    Isolate all the posts containing a link (articles, photos, videos...)

    has_link:true Focus on posts related to your subject that contain a link redirecting to an article. Ideal if you want to focus on all the press coverage.

    domain_contains:

    Isolate all the articles coming from a website whose name contains a specific character sequence

    domain_contains:blog Focus on links coming from a website whose domain contains "blog"

    url_contains:

    It allows you to isolate the articles whose URL contains a specific character sequence

    url_contains:scandal Focus on the articles whose URL contains scandal It will take into consideration : scandal, scandalize, scandals...

    link_title_contains:

    Isolate articles whose title contain a specific character sequence

    link_title_contains:tax Focus on articles whose title contains : tax It will take into consideration : tax, taxi, taxing, taxpayer...

    Focus on a sequence of characters while being word case sensitive.

    WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    https://app.playplay.com/app/video/visibrain/how-to-create-an-automatic-report/8ee0aa3a-a69d-4fd2-91d5-f5d3c9faa1ebapp.playplay.com
    Operator
    Use
    Example

    keyword

    It allows you to focus on all the posts containing the keyword with or without a #.

    car It focuses on all the posts with the keyword 'car' or the hashtag 'car'.

    'the exact expression'

    Allows you to focus on all the posts containing the exact expression : all the words of this expression, in this exact order.

    'blue car' It focuses on all the posts with the key-expression 'blue car' in it. It doesn't search for the following content : the blue auto and the yellow car.

    #keyword

    Allows you to focus on all the posts containing a specific hashtag.

    #car It focuses on all the posts containing the hashtag #car. It won't search for the posts containing the keyword 'car' without a #.

    lang:

    Allows you to only focus on posts in a specific language. xx = language abbreviation The main languages are : - fr : french - en : english - es : spanish - ja : japanese

    lang:en It focuses on all the english speaking posts.

    contains:

    Allows you to focus on all the posts containing a sequence of characters.

    YouTube specific content filters

    Filter
    Use
    Example

    title_contains:

    It helps to focus on YouTube videos whose title contains a sequence of characters.

    title_contains:impo It filters on videos whose title contains the following words : impossible, important, importance...

    !tilte_contains:

    It allows to focus on YouTube videos whose title contains a sequence of characters. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !title_contains:Mac It filters on all the videos whose title contains the following characters : Mac but taking the capital M. It will only consider "MacDonald's" but it won't take "big mac" into consideration.

    description_contains:

    It allows you to focus on YouTube videos whose description contains a sequence of characters.

    description_contains:"climate change" Will focus on videos that have the expression "climate change" in it's description

    Channels' filters

    Filter
    Use
    Example

    from:"user"

    It allows you to focus on videos that have been posted by "user"'s YouTube channel. WARNING : the case letter in the user name is important.

    from:HugoDécrypte It focuses on the videos that have been posted by HugoDécrypte's YouTube channel.

    from_contains:

    Isolates strings whose name contains a specific sequence of characters

    Replaces channel_name_contains:

    from_contains:android

    Isolates strings whose string name contains the term android

    This filter is ideal for identifying sector-specific strings

    channel_name_contains:

    It allows you to focus on the activity of a YouTube channel whose name account contains a specific sequence of characters.

    channel_name_contains:government It allows you to isolate all the videos that have been posted by YouTube channels whose name contains the following sequence of characters: government.

    channel_views: (>/</=)

    Operator
    Use
    Example

    keyword

    It allows you to focus on all the posts containing that keyword with or without a # before.

    car It focuses on all the posts containing the keyword "car" or the hashtag "#car".

    "the exact expression"

    It allows you to focus on all the posts containing that exact expression. In other words, all the word that the expression contains, in this precise order.

    "blue car" It focuses on all the posts containing "blue car". It won't search for the following content : blue auto and yellow car

    #keyword

    It allows you to focus on all the posts containing this specific hashtag.

    #car It focuses on all the posts containing the hashtag #car. It won't search for the posts containing the keyword "car" whithout #.

    lang:

    It allows you to only capt the posts in a specific language. xx = language abbreviation Main languages are : - fr : french - en : english - es : spanish - ja : japanese

    lang:en It focuses on all the english speaking posts.

    contains:

    It allows you to focus on all the posts containing a sequence of letters.

    TikTok contents filters

    Filter
    Use
    Example

    hashtag_count: (</>/=)

    It allows you to sort Tiktok posts according to the number of hashtags in the description.

    hashtag_count:<10 It filters the TikTok posts with less than 10 hashtags in the description.

    word_count: (</>/=)

    It allows you to sort TikTok posts according to the number of key words that the description contains.

    word_count:<5 It filters the TikTok posts with less than 5 keywords in the description.

    sentiment: (neutral / positive / negative)

    Allows you to sort Tiktok posts according to an identified sentiment

    sentiment:negative Isolates all Tiktok posts identified as negative.

    content_type:

    (photo/video)

    Sounds filters

    Filter
    Use
    Example

    sound_contains:

    Allows you to filter posts that are accompanied by a sound whose title or author contains certain terms.

    sound_contains:cartoon Filters out all posts whose sound name or author name contains the term ‘cartoon’.

    sound_tilte_contains:element

    It allows you to sort the posts with a sound whose title contains these terms.

    sound_title_contains:pharrell It focuses on all the posts with a music containing Pharell. (for exemple : Pharrell Williams)

    sound_author_contains:

    It allows you to sort the posts with a sound whose author's name contains certain terms.

    sound_author_contains:pharrell It focuses on all the posts with a music and whose author's name contains Pharrell Williams)

    is_original_sound: (true/false)

    It allows you to identify all the posts whose sound is original or not (is a part of the TikTok "sounds bank")

    is_original_sound:true It focuses on all the posts whose music is a part of the TikTok sounds bank.

    Coverage filters

    Filter
    Use
    Example

    likes: (</>/=)

    It allows you to sort the TikTok posts according to the likes number that each post generated.

    likes:>50 It allows you to focus on the posts that have generated at least 50 likes minimum.

    views: (</>/=)

    It allows you to sort the TikTok posts according to the number of generated comments.

    comments:>3000 It allows you to focus on the posts that have generated at least 3000 comments minimum.

    shares: (</>/=)

    It allows you to sort the TikTok posts according to the number of share that have been generated

    share:>200 It allows you to focus on the posts that have generated at least 200 shares minimum.

    Accounts' filters

    Filter
    Use
    Example

    from:user

    It allows you to focus on posts that have been posted from a specific TikTok @user WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    from:equipedefrance

    It allows you to focus on all the french soccer team have posted, including likes and views that have been generated by these posts.

    from_contains:

    Isolates accounts whose account name contains a specific string of characters

    Replaces username_contains:

    from_contains:derma

    Isolates accounts whose account name contains the term derma.

    This filter is ideal for identifying TikTok accounts belonging to a specific community

    display_name:

    It allows you to focus on the posts shared by users whose name contains a specific sequence of characters.

    display_name_contains:exhibition It focuses on the users activity whose diplay name contains "exhibition". It allows you to access all the official accounts of exhibition for example.

    !display_name_contains:

    Filter
    Use
    Example

    keyword

    Focus on all posts containing the keyword or the keyword prefixed with a #

    car Will focus on posts containing the keyword or # car

    "exact expression"

    Focus on all the posts containing the exact expression : all the words of this expression, in this exact order.

    "blue car" It focuses on all the posts with the key-expression 'blue car' in it. It doesn't search for the following content : the blue auto and the yellow car.

    #keyword

    Focus on all the posts containing a specific hashtag.

    #car It focuses on all the posts containing the hashtag #car. It won't search for the posts containing the keyword 'car' without a #.

    lang:

    Focus on posts in a specific language. xx = language abbreviation The main languages are : - fr : french - en : english - es : spanish - ja : japanese

    lang:en It focuses on all the english speaking posts.

    Account Filters

    Filter
    Use
    Example

    from:user

    It allows you to focus on all the posts and reposts that have been generated by @user's posts.

    WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    from:bloomberg.com It allows you to focus on all the original posts published by Bloomberg and all the reposts that have been generated by his posts. We can also use @bloomberg.com as a shortcut.

    from_contains:

    Focuses on posts made by accounts whose account-name contains a series of specific character sequence Combines chanel_name_contains: / display_name_contains:

    from_contains:news Focuses on posts published by accounts that have the word news in their username or displayname

    channel_name_contains:

    Focuses on posts made by accounts whose channel name contains a series of specific character sequence

    username_contains:gov Focuses on posts published by accounts that have the word news in their channel name

    !channel_name_contains:

    Focuses on posts made by accounts whose channel name contains a series of specific character sequence WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !username_contains:Ford

    It focuses on all the posts published by accounts that have the word Ford in their channel name

    Example : it will not take "afford"

    This filter is very useful if you want to focus on a name, proper noun, or a brand.

    Content filters

    Filter
    Use
    Example

    hashtag_count: (</>/=)

    Sort posts according to the number of hashtag they contain.

    hashtag_count:<10 Focus on all the posts that contain less than 10 hashtags.

    mention_count: (</>/=)

    Sort posts according to the number of accounts mentioned.

    mention_count:<5 Focus on posts mentioning less than 5 accounts

    word_count: (</>/=)

    Sort posts according to the number of words (without hashtags) contained

    word_count:>10 Focus on posts containing more than 10 words.

    sentiment: (neutral / positive / negative)

    Sort posts according the identified sentiment

    sentiment:negative Focus on posts that have been identified as negative

    Link Filters

    Filter
    Use
    Example

    domain_contains:

    Isolate all the articles coming from a website whose name contains a specific character sequence

    domain_contains:blog Focus on links coming from a website whose domain contains "blog"

    url_contains:

    It allows you to isolate the articles whose URL contains a specific character sequence

    url_contains:scandal Focus on the articles whose URL contains scandal It will take into consideration : scandal, scandalize, scandals...

    link_title_contains:

    Isolate articles whose title contain a specific character sequence

    link_title_contains:tax Focus on articles whose title contains : tax It will take into consideration : tax, taxi, taxing, taxpayer...

    !link_title_contains:

    Isolate articles whose title contains a specific character sequence

    WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !link_title_contains:PSG Focus on articles whose title contain PSG in caps

    Filter
    Use
    Example

    keyword

    Focus on all posts containing the keyword or the keyword prefixed with a #

    car Will focus on posts containing the keyword or # car

    "exact expression"

    Focus on all the posts containing the exact expression : all the words of this expression, in this exact order.

    "blue car" It focuses on all the posts with the key-expression 'blue car' in it. It doesn't search for the following content : the blue auto and the yellow car.

    #keyword

    Focus on all the posts containing a specific hashtag.

    #car It focuses on all the posts containing the hashtag #car. It won't search for the posts containing the keyword 'car' without a #.

    lang:

    Focus on posts in a specific language. xx = language abbreviation The main languages are : - fr : french - en : english - es : spanish - ja : japanese

    lang:en It focuses on all the english speaking posts.

    contains:element

    Focus on all the posts containing a sequence of characters. WARNING: this filter is not case & accent sensitive

    contains:blog Will focus on posts containing the mentionned letters, will for example take into account keywords such as: blog, bloger, blogs ...

    !contains:Element

    Account Filters

    Filter
    Use
    Example

    from:user

    It allows you to focus on all the posts and reposts that have been generated by @user's posts.

    WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    from:bloomberg.com It allows you to focus on all the original posts published by Bloomberg and all the reposts that have been generated by his posts. We can also use @bloomberg.com as a shortcut.

    from_contains:

    Focuses on posts made by accounts whose account-name contains a series of specific character sequence Combines username_contains: / display_name_contains:

    from_contains:news Focuses on posts published by accounts that have the word news in their username or displayname

    username_contains:

    Focuses on posts made by accounts whose username contains a series of specific character sequence

    username_contains:gov Focuses on posts published by accounts that have the word news in their username

    !username_contains:

    Focuses on posts made by accounts whose username contains a series of specific character sequence WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !username_contains:Ford

    It focuses on all the posts published by accounts that have the word Ford in their username

    Example : it will not take "afford"

    This filter is very useful if you want to focus on a name, proper noun, or a brand.

    Content filters

    Filter
    Use
    Example

    hashtag_count: (</>/=)

    Sort posts according to the number of hashtag they contain.

    hashtag_count:<10 Focus on all the posts that contain less than 10 hashtags.

    mention_count: (</>/=)

    Sort posts according to the number of accounts mentioned.

    mention_count:<5 Focus on posts mentioning less than 5 accounts

    word_count: (</>/=)

    Sort posts according to the number of words (without hashtags) contained

    word_count:>10 Focus on posts containing more than 10 words.

    sentiment: (neutral / positive / negative)

    Sort posts according the identified sentiment

    sentiment:negative Focus on posts that have been identified as negative

    Engagement filters

    Filter
    Use
    Example

    likes: ( > / < / = )

    Focus on the posts with a defined number of generated likes

    likes:>30000 Filter on posts that have generated more than 30000 likes.

    interactions: ( > / < / = )

    Focus on the posts with a defined number of generated interactions (liked, reposts, quoted and replies)

    interactions:>30000 Filter on posts that have generated more than 30000 interactions.

    replies: ( > / < / = )

    Focus on the posts with a defined number of generated replies

    replies:>1000 Filter on posts that have generated more than 1000 replies.

    quotes: ( > / < / = )

    Focus on the posts with a defined number of generated quotes

    quotes:>1000 Filter on posts that have generated more than 1000 quotes.

    Link filters

    Filter
    Use
    Example

    has_link: (true/false)

    Isolate all the posts containing a link (articles, photos, videos...)

    has_link:true Focus on posts related to your subject that contain a link redirecting to an article. Ideal if you want to focus on all the press coverage.

    domain_contains:

    Isolate all the articles coming from a website whose name contains a specific character sequence

    domain_contains:blog Focus on links coming from a website whose domain contains "blog"

    url_contains:

    It allows you to isolate the articles whose URL contains a specific character sequence

    url_contains:scandal Focus on the articles whose URL contains scandal It will take into consideration : scandal, scandalize, scandals...

    link_title_contains:

    Isolate articles whose title contain a specific character sequence

    link_title_contains:tax Focus on articles whose title contains : tax It will take into consideration : tax, taxi, taxing, taxpayer...

    Operator
    Use
    Example

    keyword

    It allows you to focus on all the posts containing the keyword with or without a #.

    car It focuses on all the posts with the keyword 'car' or the hashtag 'car'.

    'the exact expression'

    Allows you to focus on all the posts containing the exact expression : all the words of this expression, in this exact order.

    'blue car' It focuses on all the posts with the key-expression 'blue car' in it. It doesn't search for the following content : the blue auto and the yellow car.

    #keyword

    Allows you to focus on all the posts containing a specific hashtag.

    #car It focuses on all the posts containing the hashtag #car. It won't search for the posts containing the keyword 'car' without a #.

    lang:

    Allows you to only focus on posts in a specific language. xx = language abbreviation The main languages are : - fr : french - en : english - es : spanish - ja : japanese

    lang:en It focuses on all the english speaking posts.

    contains:

    Allows you to focus on all the posts containing a sequence of characters.

    YouTube specific content filters

    Filter
    Use
    Example

    title_contains:

    It helps to focus on YouTube videos whose title contains a sequence of characters.

    title_contains:impo It filters on videos whose title contains the following words : impossible, important, importance...

    !tilte_contains:

    It allows to focus on YouTube videos whose title contains a sequence of characters. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !title_contains:Mac It filters on all the videos whose title contains the following characters : Mac but taking the capital M. It will only consider "MacDonald's" but it won't take "big mac" into consideration.

    description_contains:

    It allows you to focus on YouTube videos whose description contains a sequence of characters.

    description_contains:"climate change" Will focus on videos that have the expression "climate change" in it's description

    Channels' filters

    Filter
    Use
    Example

    from:"user"

    It allows you to focus on videos that have been posted by "user"'s YouTube channel. WARNING : the case letter in the user name is important.

    from:HugoDécrypte It focuses on the videos that have been posted by HugoDécrypte's YouTube channel.

    from_contains:

    Isolates strings whose name contains a specific sequence of characters

    Replaces channel_name_contains:

    from_contains:android

    Isolates strings whose string name contains the term android

    This filter is ideal for identifying sector-specific strings

    channel_name_contains:

    It allows you to focus on the activity of a YouTube channel whose name account contains a specific sequence of characters.

    channel_name_contains:government It allows you to isolate all the videos that have been posted by YouTube channels whose name contains the following sequence of characters: government.

    channel_views: (>/</=)

    Operator
    Use
    Example

    keyword

    It allows you to focus on all the posts containing that keyword with or without a # before.

    car It focuses on all the posts containing the keyword "car" or the hashtag "#car".

    "exact expression"

    It allows you to focus on all the posts containing that exact expression. In other words, all the word that the expression contains, in this precise order.

    "blue car" It focuses on all the posts containing "blue car". It won't search for the following content : blue auto and yellow car

    #keyword

    It allows you to focus on all the posts containing this specific hashtag.

    #car It focuses on all the posts containing the hashtag #car. It won't search for the posts containing the keyword "car" whithout #.

    lang:

    It allows you to only capt the posts in a specific language. xx = language abbreviation Main languages are : - fr : french - en : english - es : spanish - ja : japanese

    lang:en It focuses on all the english speaking posts.

    contains:

    It allows you to focus on all the posts containing a sequence of letters.

    contains:lik It focuses on all the following contents : like, liked, likes But also : unlike, unlikely, etc.

    !contains:

    Filters specific to Linkedin's content

    Operator
    Use
    Example

    hashtag_count: (</>/=)

    Allows you to filter publications according to the number of hashtags contained in the publication

    hashtag_count:<10

    Filter on publications containing fewer than 10 hashtags.

    mention_count: (</>/=)

    Allows you to filter publications according to the number of accounts mentioned in the publication

    mention_count:<10 Filter on publications containing fewer than 10 accounts mentioned

    word_count: (</>/=)

    Allows you to filter publications according to the number of keywords published.

    word_count:<5 Filter on publications containing less than 5 keywords.

    sentiment: (neutral / positive / negative)

    Allows you to sort publications according to an identified sentiment

    sentiment:negative Isolates all publications identified as negative

    Filters on User's activity

    Operator
    Use
    Example

    from:user

    It allows you to focus on all the posts thats have been generated by @user or @company WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    from:chriskempczinski It allows you to focus on all the posts published by Chris Kempczinski and all the reactions that have been generated by his posts.

    from_contains:user

    It allows you to focus on all the posts thats have been generated by a user or a company

    from_contains:Pichai It allows you to focus on all the posts published by Sundar Pichai and all the reactions that have been generated by his posts.

    display_name_contains:

    It allows you to focus on the activity of users (individuals or companies) whose display name contains a specific sequence of characters.

    display_name_contains:law Will focus on accounts whose name contains the word law, so law, lawyer, lawyers ... but will also focus on coleslaw for example

    !display_name_contains:

    It allows you to focus on the activity of users (individuals or companies) whose display name contains a specific sequence of characters. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !display_name_contains:UN Will enable you to focus on a list of individuals or companies that have the letter UN (written in caps) in their display names

    Filters on Shared Content

    Operator
    Use
    Example

    has_link: (true/false)

    It allows you to isolate all the posts containing a link (articles, photos, videos...)

    has_link:true It allows you to focus on all the posts related to your subject that contain a link redirecting to an article. Ideal if you want to focus on all the press coverage.

    url_contains:

    It allows you to isolate the articles whose URL contains a specific sequence of characters.

    url_contains:scandal It focuses on the articles whose URL contains the following sequence of characters "scandal". It will take into consideration : scandal, scandalize, scandals...

    link_title_contains:

    It allows you to isolate articles whose title contains a specific sequence of characters.

    link_title_contains:tax It focuses on articles whose title contains the following sequence of characters : "tax" It will take into consideration : tax, taxi, taxing, taxpayer...

    !link_title_contains:

    It allows you to isolate articles whose title contains a specific sequence of characters. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !link_title_contains:UN It focuses on the articles whose title contains the sequence of characters : "UN".

    Filters on Reactions

    Operator
    Use
    Example

    likes: ( > / < / = )

    It allows you to focus on the posts by generated likes

    likes:>30000 Filter on posts that have generated more than 30000 likes.

    views:

    (> / < / =)

    It allows you to focus on the posts by generated views

    views:>60000 Filters on posts that have generated more than 60 000 views

    comments: ( > / < / = )

    It allows you to focus on the posts by generated comments

    comments:>1000 Filter on posts that have generated more than 1000 comments.

    interactions: ( > / < / = )

    It allows you to focus on the posts by generated interactions

    interactions :>30000 Filter on posts that have generated more than 30000 interactions.

    Filter
    Use
    Example

    keyword

    Focus on all posts containing the keyword or the keyword prefixed with a #

    car Will focus on posts containing the keyword or # car

    "exact expression"

    Focus on all the posts containing the exact expression : all the words of this expression, in this exact order.

    "blue car" It focuses on all the posts with the key-expression 'blue car' in it. It doesn't search for the following content : the blue auto and the yellow car.

    #keyword

    Focus on all the posts containing a specific hashtag.

    #car It focuses on all the posts containing the hashtag #car. It won't search for the posts containing the keyword 'car' without a #.

    lang:

    Focus on posts in a specific language. xx = language abbreviation The main languages are : - fr : french - en : english - es : spanish - ja : japanese

    lang:en It focuses on all the english speaking posts.

    Account Filters

    Filter
    Use
    Example

    from:user

    It allows you to focus on all the posts and reposts that have been generated by @user's posts.

    WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    from:bloomberg.com It allows you to focus on all the original posts published by Bloomberg and all the reposts that have been generated by his posts. We can also use @bloomberg.com as a shortcut.

    from_contains:

    Focuses on posts made by accounts whose account-name contains a series of specific character sequence Combines chanel_name_contains: / display_name_contains:

    from_contains:news Focuses on posts published by accounts that have the word news in their username or displayname

    channel_name_contains:

    Focuses on posts made by accounts whose channel name contains a series of specific character sequence

    username_contains:gov Focuses on posts published by accounts that have the word news in their channel name

    !channel_name_contains:

    Focuses on posts made by accounts whose channel name contains a series of specific character sequence WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !username_contains:Ford

    It focuses on all the posts published by accounts that have the word Ford in their channel name

    Example : it will not take "afford"

    This filter is very useful if you want to focus on a name, proper noun, or a brand.

    Content filters

    Filter
    Use
    Example

    hashtag_count: (</>/=)

    Sort posts according to the number of hashtag they contain.

    hashtag_count:<10 Focus on all the posts that contain less than 10 hashtags.

    mention_count: (</>/=)

    Sort posts according to the number of accounts mentioned.

    mention_count:<5 Focus on posts mentioning less than 5 accounts

    word_count: (</>/=)

    Sort posts according to the number of words (without hashtags) contained

    word_count:>10 Focus on posts containing more than 10 words.

    sentiment: (neutral / positive / negative)

    Sort posts according the identified sentiment

    sentiment:negative Focus on posts that have been identified as negative

    Link Filters

    Filter
    Use
    Example

    domain_contains:

    Isolate all the articles coming from a website whose name contains a specific character sequence

    domain_contains:blog Focus on links coming from a website whose domain contains "blog"

    url_contains:

    It allows you to isolate the articles whose URL contains a specific character sequence

    url_contains:scandal Focus on the articles whose URL contains scandal It will take into consideration : scandal, scandalize, scandals...

    link_title_contains:

    Isolate articles whose title contain a specific character sequence

    link_title_contains:tax Focus on articles whose title contains : tax It will take into consideration : tax, taxi, taxing, taxpayer...

    !link_title_contains:

    Isolate articles whose title contains a specific character sequence

    WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !link_title_contains:PSG Focus on articles whose title contain PSG in caps

    ➡️ To integrate your competitors in your monitoring settings :

    In order to monitor one or many Twitter accounts, you must go to Twitter and copy the name of the account that is written after the @ before you associate it with different operators ⬇️

    Operators
    Use

    from:

    To catch all the posts that have been published by a specific account.

    retweets_of:

    To catch all the retweets that are related to an account's posts. Without this operators, the retweets won't be classified by the number of retweets that have been generated.

    Example of a panel of competitors from the banking sector :

    In order to monotor one or many Facebook pages, you need to go on Facebook and copy the page name that is written after the @ in the Pages unit of Visibrain.

    If you want to add more pages, you need to return to line for every new page you add.

    In order to monitor one or many Instagram accounts, you need to go on Instagram and copy the username in the Users unit of Visibrain.

    If you want to add more users, you need to return line for every username you want to add.

    In order to monitor one or many YouTube channels, you need to go on YouTube and research for the channel you want to monitor, in the search bar.

    When you're on the "HOME" section of the wanted channel, you can right-click with your mouse and click on "Display the source code of the page" or press Ctrl+U on your keyboard.

    A page as the one below will then display :

    You can press Ctrl+F on your keyboard to open the search field and type the key-word externalid, as below. You will then see the channel ID that you want to monitor. It will be displayed as a series of numbers and letters, in quote marks. You can then copy this ID (without the quote marks) and mention it in Visibrain in the Channels field.

    If you want to add more channels, you need to return line for every new channel you want to add.

    In order to monitor one or many TikTok accounts, you need to go on TikTok and copy the username (the one in the space) in the Users unit of Visibrain ⬇️

    If you want to add more users, you need to return line for every username you're adding.

    In order to monitor one or many Threads accounts, you need to go on Threads and copy the username in the Users unit of Visibrain.

    If you want to add more users, you need to start a new line for every username you want to add.

    In order to monitor one or many Telegram channels, you need to go on Telegram and copy channel name in the channels unit of Visibrain.

    If you want to add more channels, you need to start a new line for every channel name you want to add.

    In order to monitor one or many Bluesky accounts, you need to go on Bluesky and copy the username in the Users unit of Visibrain.

    If you want to add more users, you need to start a new line for every username you want to add.

    In order to monitor LinkedIn companies or users, you need to go on LinkedIn and copy the page name that is written after in the URL : in the Users block if it's a person (a companies CEO for example), and in the Companies block if it's a companies LinkedIn page. If you want to add several companies and users, you need to start a new line for every company or user you add.

    🔎 Data analyze

    a. Compare the activity of your competitors

    In the Volume section, you can compare multiple subtopics, which can allow you to isolate a competitor and measure its share of voice across all competitors in the market.

    b. Rank your competitors according to different indicators

    In the Users/Pages/Channel section, you can classify your competitors according to their audience (number of followers), their activity (number of publications they posted) or their influence (engagement generated).

    Four competitors sorted by retweets they have generated

    c. See which of your competitors' communication topics work the best

    In the Analytics section, you can access to the expressions and hashtags used by your competitors. The bigger the words are, the more engagement they have generated.

    You also have the quantified details of each expression and hashtag.

    d. See your competitors' publications and the articles they pass on

    You can access to all their posts, to stay informed of any news. You can choose a global view or a view by competitor by adding filters.

    e. See your competitors' communities

    You can access to all the accounts that relay your competitors' publications. You can choose a global view or a view by competitor if you're adding filters.

    💌 Information sharing

    a. By mail, Slack or Telegram

    You can set up different types of alerts :

    🔔 A real time alert as soon as a competitor speaks up

    🔔 A real time alert as soon as a competitor makes the buzz on social media

    📰 A regular report of your competitors' speeches

    b. In a smartboard

    Smartboards allow you to easily track your competitors monitoring with data that updates in real time.

    🚀 To go further

    To monitor your competitors, you can also watch what the other users are saying about them on social media. If you want to do this, you can go to the section brand monitoring.

    Create a new topic

    To create a new Topic, click on the button "+ New topic" at the top right when you are on the TOPICS page :

    You can't find the button "+ New topic" ?

    If you can't see the button "+ New topic", it's because you have a "reader" access and you don't have the rights for topics creation.

    1. Name your Topic

    You need to give a name to your Topic in the Topic Name section.

    This name has no impact on the data that will be retrieved: it is just the name displayed in the platform for you and your colleagues.

    2. Define your Topic rules

    Then, you have to define the rules of your Topic, which will condition the data that will be retrieved. You will find the steps to create a Topic on each network on the tabs below.

    To create a Topic on X (formerly Twitter), you can access the X (formerly Twitter) operators list.

    When you are satisfied of your rules, you can click on the "Preview last 30 days of data" button. Then, you will be able to preview the tweets volume related to the rules of the previous step, over the last 30 days.

    At this step, any data will be recovered and your Topic hasn't been created yet.

    This preview allows you to check that the volume is consistent with the subject to be monitored.

    If it's not consistent, you still can adjust your rules, to restrict the monitoring (for example by adding a language filter), or conversely increase the monitoring perimeter (by removing some operators, adding other keywords, spelling variants, etc).

    3. Add posts to your topic

    A post isn't showing up in your topic? You have the option to manually add a post if necessary :

    Instagram

    The CTRL+F command on a PC and Command+F on a Macbook will allow you to easily find you filter in this table.

    Common filters to all social networks

    Operator
    Use
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    Instagram's specific filters

    Operator
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    Filters on KPIs

    Operator
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    Accounts' filters

    Operator
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    LinkedIn

    The CTRL+F command and Command+F on a Macbook allows you to easily find your filter in the table

    Filters on Content

    Operator
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    Filters specific to Linkedin's content

    Operator
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    Filters on User's activity

    Operator
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    Filters on Shared Content

    Operator
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    Filters on Reactions

    Operator
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    Instagram

    The CTRL+F command on a PC and Command+F on a Macbook will allow you to easily find you filter in this table.

    Common filters to all social networks

    Operator
    Use
    Example

    Instagram's specific filters

    Operator
    Use
    Example

    Filters on KPIs

    Operator
    Use
    Example

    Accounts' filters

    Operator
    Use
    Example

    TikTok

    The CTRL+F command and Command+F on a Macbook allows you to easily find your filter in the table

    Common filters for all social networks

    Operator
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    TikTok contents filters

    Filter
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    Sounds filters

    Filter
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    Coverage filters

    Filter
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    Accounts' filters

    Filter
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    Threads

    You can use the CTRL+F or Command+F to quickly find a specific filter in the table.

    Main filters

    Threads

    You can use the CTRL+F or Command+F to quickly find a specific filter in the table.

    Main filters

    contains:lik It focuses on all the following posts : like, liked, likes... But also unlike, unlikely, disliked, dislike...

    !contains:

    It allows you to focus on a sequence of letters considering the case letter. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !contains:Mel It focuses on all the posts containing the sequence of characters Mel but considering the case letter (only with a capital M) This filter is very helpful if you want to focus on proper nouns.

    emoji:

    It allows you to focus on all the posts containing a specific emoji.

    emoji:joy It focuses on all the posts containing the "joy" emoji : 😂

    has_emoji : (true/false)

    It allows you to focus on the posts containing one or many emojis

    has_emoji:true It focuses on all the posts containing at least one emoji.

    !description_contains:

    It allows you to focus on YouTube videos whose description contains a sequence of characters. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !description_contains:Law Will focus on videos that have the word Law with a capital L in it's description

    video:ID

    It allows you to focus on a specific YouTube video.

    video:IAfzFsPNkug It focuses on a video whose ID has been mentioned. The video ID is on the url, after the "v=" For the above example, the video url is : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IAfzFsPNkug and the ID is : IAfzFsPNkug

    title_word_count: (>/</=)

    It allows you to focus on all the YouTube videos whose title contains a specific amount of words.

    title_word_count:<10 It focuses on all the videos whose title contains less than 10 words.

    description_word_count: (>/</=)

    It allows you to focus on YouTube videos whose description contains a certain amount of words.

    description_word_count:<50 It focuses on the videos whose description contains less than 50 words.

    likes: (>/</=)

    It allows you to focus on YouTube videos according to the number of likes that they've generated.

    likes:>1000 It focuses on the videos that have generated more than 1000 likes.

    views: (>/</=)

    It allows you to focus on YouTube videos according to the number of views that they've generated.

    views:>100000 It focuses on YouTube videos that have generated more than 100 000 views.

    comments: (>/</=)

    It focuses on YouTube videos according to the number of comments that they've generated.

    comments:>3000 It focuses on YouTube videos that have generated more than 3000 comments.

    interactions: (>/</=)

    Interactions combine likes + views + comments. It allows you to focus on YouTube videos according to the number of interactions that they've generated.

    interactions:>5000 It focuses on YouTube videos that they've generated more than 5000 interactions (likes + views + comments).

    sentiment: (neutral / positive / negative)

    It allows you to focus on YouTube videos according to a specific sentiment that has been identified.

    sentiment:negative It focuses on YouTube videos that have been identified as negative.

    duration: (> / < / =)

    It allows to focus on videos according to their duration (in seconds).

    duration:<60 Focus on videos lasting less than 60 seconds.

    It allows you to focus on YouTube channels according to the number of views that they've generated since their creation.

    channel_views:>2000000 It filter on the channels activity that count more 2 million of views since the channel's creation.

    profile_contains:

    Allows you to combine different filtering options at once: bio_contains / channel_name_contains Filter on the activity of original users that have a specific sequence of of characters in users' biography; channel name, in order to identify communities.

    profile_contains:daily Will focus on channels that have the string of letters daily in their bio or name.

    !profile_contains:

    Allows you to combine different filtering options at once: !bio_contains / !channel_name_contains Filter on the activity of original users that have a specific sequence of of characters in original users' biography; display name or screen name, in order to identify communities. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !profile_contains:Paris Will focus on channels that have the string of letter Paris (with a capital P) in their bio or name.

    bio:

    It allows you to filter on a keyword that a YouTube channel's description contains in order to identify specific communities.

    bio:journalist It focuses on channels' activity whose description contains the word "journalist". It won't search for the word "journalistic" for example. It's very usefull if you want to idenfity YouTube channels that have a specific interest for something : bio:football It will list all the YouTube channels that have posted a video on the analyzed topic and that have mentioned "football" in their description.

    bio_contains:

    It allows you to filter on a sequence of characters that YouTube channels contain.

    bio_contains:blog It focuses on the activity of YouTube channels whose description contains the sequence of characters "blog". It allows you to expand the research to : blog, www.blog.com, blogger ... It's very usefull for identifying all the YouTube channels that have a specific interest for something : bio_contains:sanofi It will list all the YouTube channels that have posted a video on the analyzed topic and that have mentioned Sanofi in their description.

    !bio_contains:

    It allows you to focus on a specific sequence of characters in YouTube channels' description in order to identify specific communities. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !bio_contains:PSG It focuses on the activity of YouTube channels that have mentionned the sequence of characters "PSG" in their description. But only if it's written in capital letters : PSG, PSGfans, PSGgroup, @PSG... It's very useful for identifying YouTube channels that have a specific interest in something : !bio_contains:Google It will list all the YouTube channels that have posted a video on the analyzed topic and that have mentioned Google in their description (Google employees, Google trade unionist...)

    subscribers_count: (>/</=)

    It allows you to filter on YouTube channels according to their number of followers.

    subscribers_count:>10000 It focuses on the activity of the channels that have more than 10 000 followers.

    videos_count: (>/</=)

    It allows you to filter on YouTube channels according to the number of videos that these channels have posted since their creation.

    videos_count:>20 It focuses on the activity of channels that have posted at least 20 videos since their creation.

    country:

    It allows you to focus on YouTube channels according to their country location.

    country:fr It focuses on the activity of channels that are located in France.

    city:

    It allows you to filter on YouTube channels according to a city.

    city:Manchester It focuses on the activity of channels that are located in Manchester.

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    contains:lik It focuses on all the following contents : like, liked, likes But also : unlike, unlikely, etc.

    !contains:

    It allows you to focus on a sequence of letters considering the case letter. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !contains:Mel It focuses on all the posts containing the sequence of characters Mel but considering the case letter (only with a capital M) This filter is very helpful if you want to focus on proper nouns.

    emoji:

    Allows you to focus on publications containing a specific emoji

    emoji:joy Focuses on all publications containing the "joy" emoji (😂)

    has_emoji: (true/false)

    Allows you to focus on publications containing one or more emojis

    has_emoji:true Focuses on all publications containing at least one emoji

    Sort TikTok posts by media type: photos or videos.

    content_type:video Filters out TikTok posts that are in video format only

    interactions: (</>/=)

    These interactions combine the likes/views/comments/shares. This filter allows you to sort the posts according to the total of interactions that have been generated on the TikTok posts.

    interactions:>5000 It allows you to focus on the posts that have generated at least 5000 interactions minimum (views, comments, likes or shares).

    It allows you to isolate the activity of users whose display name contains a specific sequence of characters. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !display_name_contains:London It focuses on the users activity whose name contains London (with a capital L) It allows you to access all the official accounts of Londoners for example.

    mention_contains:

    It allows you to focus on the posts mentioning account whose name contains a this specific sequence of character.

    mention_contains:magazine It focuses on all the posts that have mentioned accounts whose name contains "magazine"

    profile_contains:

    Allows you to combine different filtering options at once: bio_contains / screen_name_contains / display_name_contains: Filter on the activity of original users that have a specific sequence of of characters in users' biography; display name or screen name, in order to identify communities.

    profile_contains:health Will focus on the activity of accounts that the sequence of characters health in their bio, screen or display names. This will be very useful when looking to focus on the activity of a large group of users.

    !profile_contains:

    Allows you to combine different filtering options at once: !bio_contains / !screen_name_contains / !display_name_contains

    Filter on the activity of users that have a specific sequence of of characters in original users' biography; display name or screen name, in order to identify communities. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !profile_contains:Fitness Will focus on the activity of users that have the sequence of characters Washington in their bios, screen or display names and taking into consideration the capital F. For example accounts having the words Fitnesscoach / FitnessGuru in their accounts

    bio_contains:

    It allows you to focus on a specific sequence of characters that users biography contains.

    bio_contains:blog It focuses on users's activity whose biography contains the sequence of characters "blog". It allows you to expend the research : blog, www.blog.com, blogger, bloggers, etc. It's ideal if you want to identify users who declare a specific interest in something. bio_contains:sanofi It will list all the users who participated to the analyzed topic and who mentioned Sanofi in their user biography (Sanofi's employee, trade unionist, detractor, etc.)

    !bio_contains:

    It allows you to focus on a sequence of characters in biographies in order to identify communities. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !bio_contains:PSG It focuses on all the users' activity whose biography contains the sequence of characters "PSG" but only if it's written in capital letters : PSG, PSGfans, PSGgroups, @PSG... It's ideal if you want to identify users who declare a specific interest into something : !bio_contains:Total It focuses on all the users who have participated to the analyzed topic and have mentioned Total in their biography (Total's employee, trade unionist, etc.)

    followers_count: (>/</=)

    It allows you to sort TikTok users according to a certain limit of followers

    followers_count:>5000 It focuses on the users activity who have more than 5000 followers.

    followings_count: (>/</=)

    It allows you to sort accounts according to the number of accounts that follow them

    followings_count:<200 It focuses on the activity of accounts that follow less than 200 different accounts.

    videos_count: (>/</=)

    It allows you to sort TikTok accounts according to the number of posts that they have posted since their creation.

    videos_count:>20 It focuses on the activity of accounts that have posted at least 20 different posts since the creation date of their account. It's very useful when you want to identify fans or detractor.

    verified: (true/false)

    It allows you to sort users according to their verified status on their TikTok account.

    verified:true It focuses on users activity whose account is verified.

    author_likes :

    (> / < / =)

    Allows you to sort Tiktok accounts by the number of likes they've generated since their account was created

    Author_likes :>10000

    Filter on the activity of Tiktok accounts that have generated more than 10,000 likes since their account was created.

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    contains:element

    Focus on all the posts containing a sequence of characters. WARNING: this filter is not case & accent sensitive

    contains:blog Will focus on posts containing the mentionned letters, will for example take into account keywords such as: blog, bloger, blogs ...

    !contains:Element

    Focus on a sequence of characters while being word case sensitive.

    WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !contains:Gap

    It focuses on all the posts containing the characters's list Gap while being sensitive to word case (only with a capital L).

    This filter is very useful to focus on a proper noun for example the name of your brand).

    full_contains:

    Combines contains / link_title_contains / link_description_contains / quoted_contains

    Focus on specific character sequence contained in posts, articles and reposts

    full_contains:sport

    Will focus on posts, articles, and quoted posts that contain the list of characters sport. Esport, parasport, watersports ...

    This filter is very useful when you need to exclude data from all sources (posts / articles / quoted posts / replies)

    !full_contains:

    Combines !contains / !link_title_contains / !link_description_contains / !quoted_contains

    Focus on specific character sequence contained in posts, articles and reposts

    WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !full_contains:Ford

    It focuses on all the posts containing the following characters : Ford, but taking the case letter (only capital F) and accents into consideration.

    Example : it will not take in "afford"

    This filter is very useful if you want to focus on a name, proper noun, or a brand.

    emoji:

    Focus on posts containing a specific emoji.

    emoji:joy It focuses on all the posts containing the emoji "joy"😂

    has_emoji: (true/false)

    Focus on posts containing one or more emoji.

    has_emoji:true It focuses on all the posts containing at least one emoji.

    mention:user

    Filter on all the posts mentionning another account WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    mention:barackobama.bsky.social It is only searching for posts in which Barack Obama's account is directly mentioned.

    mention_contains:user

    Filter on the posts mentioning accounts with a specific character sequence

    mention_contains:Tesco It focuses on posts in which all accounts associated with Tesco (Tesco, Tesco news, Tesco mobile...) are mentioned.

    proximity:

    Define a maximum distance between two or three keywords

    proximity:"apple samsung"~4 Focus on posts containing Apple and Samsung distanced by 4 keywords max

    display_name_contains:

    It allows you to isolate the activity of the users whose the display name is a specific character sequence

    display_name:Dior It focuses on the activity of the users whose display name is "Dior".

    !display_name_contains:

    It allows you to isolate the activity of users whose display name contains a specific character sequence WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !display_name_contains:Media It filters on the activity of users whose display name contains the sequence of characters Media It allows you to find all the official accounts of big Media

    profile_contains:

    Combines bio_contains / channel_name_contains/display_name_contains/

    Filter on the activity of users that have a specific character sequence in users' biography; display name or username, in order to identify communities

    profile_contains:government Will focus on the activity of accounts that the character sequence governement in their bio, username or displayname. This will be very useful when looking to focus on the activity of a large group of users.

    !profile_contains:

    Combines !bio_contains / !channel_name_contains / !display_name_contains /

    Filter on the activity of users that have a specific character sequence in users' biography; display name or username, in order to identify communities. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !profile_contains:Washington Will focus on the activity of users that have the sequence of characters Washington in their bios, screen or display names and taking into consideration the capital W. For example accounts for the Washington Post

    bio:

    It allows you to focus on a keyword contained in biographies, in order to identify communities.

    bio:journalist It focuses on the user's activity whose biography contains the word "journalist". It won't search for the word "journalists" or "journalistic". It can be helpful if you want to identify users declaring a specific interest :

    bio:football It will list all the users that have participated to the analyzed topic and that have mentioned the keyword "football" in their biography

    bio_contains:

    It allows you to filter on a specific character sequence in channels' biographies, in order to identify communities

    bio_contains:blog It filters on channels, whose biography contains "blog", activity It allows to increase the research : blog, blogging, blogger... It can be helpful to identify users declaring a specific interest for something : bio_contains:fashion It will list all the users that have participated to the analyzed topic and that have mentioned fashion in their biography

    !bio_contains:

    It allows you to filter on a specific character sequence in channels' biographies, in order to identify communities. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !bio_contains:Total It will list all the users that have participated to the analyzed topic and that have mentioned the brand Total in their biography (Total employees, trade unionist...

    followers_count: (</>/=)

    It allows you to sort users according to a certain amount of followers.

    followers_count:>5000 It focuses on the activity of users having more than 5000 followers.

    views: (</>/=)

    Focus on the posts with a defined number of generated views

    views:>30000 Filter on posts that have generated more than 30000 views.

    content_type: (photo/video)

    Filter the posts according to the type of media shared : photos or videos.

    content_type:video Focus on all posts that are videos.

    country:

    Focus on channels according to their declared country

    country:fr Focus on the activity of channels that are located in France.

    city:

    Focus on channels according to their declared city

    city:paris Focus on the activity of channels that are located in Paris.

    is_reply: (true/false)

    It allows you to focus on all the posts that are replying to other posts.

    mention:mybrand is_reply:true It focuses on all the posts that mention @mybrand, but that are also answering to @mybrand's posts.

    is_repost: (true/false)

    It allows you to focus on all the posts that are reposting posts as content

    is_repost:true Focus on posts reposting posts as content

    post:

    Allows you to identify a specific publication

    post:‘d00a9e48-31da-5a1d-acd5-7406c691e4c4’

    Focuses on a specific Telegram post thanks to the ID contained in its URL

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    Focus on a sequence of characters while being word case sensitive.

    WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !contains:Gap

    It focuses on all the posts containing the characters's list Gap while being sensitive to word case (only with a capital L).

    This filter is very useful to focus on a proper noun for example the name of your brand).

    full_contains:

    Combines contains / link_title_contains / link_description_contains / quoted_contains

    Focus on specific character sequence contained in posts, articles and reposts

    full_contains:sport

    Will focus on posts, articles, and quoted posts that contain the list of characters sport. Esport, parasport, watersports ...

    This filter is very useful when you need to exclude data from all sources (posts / articles / quoted posts / replies)

    !full_contains:

    Combines !contains / !link_title_contains / !link_description_contains / !quoted_contains

    Focus on specific character sequence contained in posts, articles and reposts

    WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !full_contains:Ford

    It focuses on all the posts containing the following characters : Ford, but taking the case letter (only capital F) and accents into consideration.

    Example : it will not take in "afford"

    This filter is very useful if you want to focus on a name, proper noun, or a brand.

    emoji:

    Focus on posts containing a specific emoji.

    emoji:joy It focuses on all the posts containing the emoji "joy"😂

    has_emoji: (true/false)

    Focus on posts containing one or more emoji.

    has_emoji:true It focuses on all the posts containing at least one emoji.

    mention:user

    Filter on all the posts mentionning another account WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    mention:barackobama.bsky.social It is only searching for posts in which Barack Obama's account is directly mentioned.

    mention_contains:user

    Filter on the posts mentioning accounts with a specific character sequence

    mention_contains:Tesco It focuses on posts in which all accounts associated with Tesco (Tesco, Tesco news, Tesco mobile...) are mentioned.

    proximity:

    Define a maximum distance between two or three keywords

    proximity:"apple samsung"~4 Focus on posts containing Apple and Samsung distanced by 4 keywords max

    display_name_contains:

    It allows you to isolate the activity of the users whose the display name is a specific character sequence

    display_name:Dior It focuses on the activity of the users whose display name is "Dior".

    !display_name_contains:

    It allows you to isolate the activity of users whose display name contains a specific character sequence WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !display_name_contains:Media It filters on the activity of users whose display name contains the sequence of characters Media It allows you to find all the official accounts of big Media

    profile_contains:

    Combines bio_contains / username_contains/display_name_contains/ from_contains

    Filter on the activity of users that have a specific character sequence in users' biography; display name or username, in order to identify communities.

    profile_contains:government Will focus on the activity of accounts that the character sequence governement in their bio, username or displayname. This will be very useful when looking to focus on the activity of a large group of users.

    !profile_contains:

    Combines !bio_contains / !screen_name_contains / !display_name_contains / from_contains:

    Filter on the activity of users that have a specific character sequence in users' biography; display name or username, in order to identify communities. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !profile_contains:Washington Will focus on the activity of users that have the sequence of characters Washington in their bios, screen or display names and taking into consideration the capital W. For example accounts for the Washington Post

    bio:

    It allows you to focus on a keyword contained in biographies, in order to identify communities.

    bio:journalist It focuses on the user's activity whose biography contains the word "journalist". It won't search for the word "journalists" or "journalistic". It can be helpful if you want to identify users declaring a specific interest :

    bio:football It will list all the users that have participated to the analyzed topic and that have mentioned the keyword "football" in their biography

    bio_contains:

    It allows you to filter on a specific character sequence in users' biographies, in order to identify communities

    bio_contains:blog It filters on users activity whose biography contains "blog". It allows to increase the research : blog, blogging, blogger... It can be helpful to identify users declaring a specific interest for something : bio_contains:fashion It will list all the users that have participated to the analyzed topic and that have mentioned fashion in their biography

    !bio_contains:

    It allows you to filter on a specific character sequence in users' biographies, in order to identify communities. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !bio_contains:Total It will list all the users that have participated to the analyzed topic and that have mentioned the brand Total in their biography (Total employees, trade unionist...

    followers_count: (</>/=)

    It allows you to sort users according to a certain amount of followers.

    followers_count:>5000 It focuses on the activity of users having more than 5000 followers.

    reposts: ( > / < / = )

    Focus on the posts with a defined number of generated quotes

    reposts :>30 Filter on posts that have generated more than 30 reposts.

    is_reply: (true / false)

    It allows you to focus on all the posts that are replying to other posts.

    mention:mybrand is_reply:true It focuses on all the posts that mention @mybrand, but that are also answering to @mybrand's posts.

    quoted_post:

    It allows you to filter on posts quoting a specific other post.

    !link_title_contains:

    Isolate articles whose title contains a specific character sequence

    WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !link_title_contains:PSG Focus on articles whose title contain PSG in caps

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    contains:lik It focuses on all the following posts : like, liked, likes... But also unlike, unlikely, disliked, dislike...

    !contains:

    It allows you to focus on a sequence of letters considering the case letter. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !contains:Mel It focuses on all the posts containing the sequence of characters Mel but considering the case letter (only with a capital M) This filter is very helpful if you want to focus on proper nouns.

    emoji:

    It allows you to focus on all the posts containing a specific emoji.

    emoji:joy It focuses on all the posts containing the "joy" emoji : 😂

    has_emoji : (true/false)

    It allows you to focus on the posts containing one or many emojis

    has_emoji:true It focuses on all the posts containing at least one emoji.

    !description_contains:

    It allows you to focus on YouTube videos whose description contains a sequence of characters. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !description_contains:Law Will focus on videos that have the word Law with a capital L in it's description

    video:ID

    It allows you to focus on a specific YouTube video.

    video:IAfzFsPNkug It focuses on a video whose ID has been mentioned. The video ID is on the url, after the "v=" For the above example, the video url is : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IAfzFsPNkug and the ID is : IAfzFsPNkug

    title_word_count: (>/</=)

    It allows you to focus on all the YouTube videos whose title contains a specific amount of words.

    title_word_count:<10 It focuses on all the videos whose title contains less than 10 words.

    description_word_count: (>/</=)

    It allows you to focus on YouTube videos whose description contains a certain amount of words.

    description_word_count:<50 It focuses on the videos whose description contains less than 50 words.

    likes: (>/</=)

    It allows you to focus on YouTube videos according to the number of likes that they've generated.

    likes:>1000 It focuses on the videos that have generated more than 1000 likes.

    views: (>/</=)

    It allows you to focus on YouTube videos according to the number of views that they've generated.

    views:>100000 It focuses on YouTube videos that have generated more than 100 000 views.

    comments: (>/</=)

    It focuses on YouTube videos according to the number of comments that they've generated.

    comments:>3000 It focuses on YouTube videos that have generated more than 3000 comments.

    interactions: (>/</=)

    Interactions combine likes + views + comments. It allows you to focus on YouTube videos according to the number of interactions that they've generated.

    interactions:>5000 It focuses on YouTube videos that they've generated more than 5000 interactions (likes + views + comments).

    sentiment: (neutral / positive / negative)

    It allows you to focus on YouTube videos according to a specific sentiment that has been identified.

    sentiment:negative It focuses on YouTube videos that have been identified as negative.

    duration: (> / < / =)

    It allows to focus on videos according to their duration (in seconds).

    duration:<60 Focus on videos lasting less than 60 seconds.

    It allows you to focus on YouTube channels according to the number of views that they've generated since their creation.

    channel_views:>2000000 It filter on the channels activity that count more 2 million of views since the channel's creation.

    profile_contains:

    Allows you to combine different filtering options at once: bio_contains / channel_name_contains Filter on the activity of original users that have a specific sequence of of characters in users' biography; channel name, in order to identify communities.

    profile_contains:daily Will focus on channels that have the string of letters daily in their bio or name.

    !profile_contains:

    Allows you to combine different filtering options at once: !bio_contains / !channel_name_contains Filter on the activity of original users that have a specific sequence of of characters in original users' biography; display name or screen name, in order to identify communities. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !profile_contains:Paris Will focus on channels that have the string of letter Paris (with a capital P) in their bio or name.

    bio:

    It allows you to filter on a keyword that a YouTube channel's description contains in order to identify specific communities.

    bio:journalist It focuses on channels' activity whose description contains the word "journalist". It won't search for the word "journalistic" for example. It's very usefull if you want to idenfity YouTube channels that have a specific interest for something : bio:football It will list all the YouTube channels that have posted a video on the analyzed topic and that have mentioned "football" in their description.

    bio_contains:

    It allows you to filter on a sequence of characters that YouTube channels contain.

    bio_contains:blog It focuses on the activity of YouTube channels whose description contains the sequence of characters "blog". It allows you to expand the research to : blog, www.blog.com, blogger ... It's very usefull for identifying all the YouTube channels that have a specific interest for something : bio_contains:sanofi It will list all the YouTube channels that have posted a video on the analyzed topic and that have mentioned Sanofi in their description.

    !bio_contains:

    It allows you to focus on a specific sequence of characters in YouTube channels' description in order to identify specific communities. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !bio_contains:PSG It focuses on the activity of YouTube channels that have mentionned the sequence of characters "PSG" in their description. But only if it's written in capital letters : PSG, PSGfans, PSGgroup, @PSG... It's very useful for identifying YouTube channels that have a specific interest in something : !bio_contains:Google It will list all the YouTube channels that have posted a video on the analyzed topic and that have mentioned Google in their description (Google employees, Google trade unionist...)

    subscribers_count: (>/</=)

    It allows you to filter on YouTube channels according to their number of followers.

    subscribers_count:>10000 It focuses on the activity of the channels that have more than 10 000 followers.

    videos_count: (>/</=)

    It allows you to filter on YouTube channels according to the number of videos that these channels have posted since their creation.

    videos_count:>20 It focuses on the activity of channels that have posted at least 20 videos since their creation.

    country:

    It allows you to focus on YouTube channels according to their country location.

    country:fr It focuses on the activity of channels that are located in France.

    city:

    It allows you to filter on YouTube channels according to a city.

    city:Manchester It focuses on the activity of channels that are located in Manchester.

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    It allows you to focus on a sequence of letters considering the case letter. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !contains:Mel It focuses on all the posts containing the sequence of characters Mel but considering the case letter (only with a capital M) This filter is very helpful if you want to focus on proper nouns.

    full_contains:

    Allows you to combine different filtering options at once: contains / link_title_contains / link_description_contains It will focus on the list of characters contained in posts and articles'

    full_contains:sport Will focus on posts and articles Esport, parasport, watersports ... This filter is very useful when you need to exclude data from all sources (posts / articles)

    !full_contains:

    Allows you to combine different filtering options at once: !contains / !link_title_contains / l!ink_description_contains It will focus on the list of characters contained in posts and articles' WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !full_contains:Ford It focuses on all the posts containing the following characters : Ford, but taking the case letter (only capital F) and accents into consideration.

    Example : it will not take in "afford"

    This filter is very useful if you want to focus on a name, proper noun, or a brand.

    emoji:

    Allows you to focus on posts containing a specific emoji.

    emoji:joy It focuses on all the posts containing the emoji "joy"😂

    has_emoji: (true/false)

    Allows you to focus on posts containing one or more emoji.

    has_emoji:true It focuses on all the posts containing at least one emoji.

    mention:user

    It allows you to filter on all the posts mentionning a Twitter account WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    mention:elonmusk It is only searching for posts in which Elon Musk's account is directly mentioned.

    mention_contains:user

    It allows you to filter on the posts mentioning accounts with a specific sequence of characters.

    mention_contains:Tesco It focuses on posts in which all accounts associated with Tesco (Tesco, Tesco news, Tesco mobile...) are mentioned.

    bio:

    It allows you to filter on a keyword that the user's (individuals or companies) biography contains, in order to identify specific communities.

    bio:journalist It focuses on the activity of users (individuals or companies) whose biography contains the keyword "journalist". It won't search for "journalistic" for example. This filter is very useful for identifying people having an interest in something : bio:football It will focus on all the people that have talked about the analyzed topic and that have mentioned the word "football" in their user biography.

    bio_contains:

    It allows you to filter on a sequence of characters that a user (individuals or companies) biography contains.

    bio_contains:blog It focuses on the activity of users (individuals or companies) whose biography contains the following sequence of characters : blog. It allows you to expand the research to : blog, www.blog.com, blogger, etc. This filter is very useful for identifying people having a specific interest in something : bio_contains:sanofi It will list all the users that have participated to the analyzed topic and that have mentioned Sanofi in their user biography (Sanofi employees, Sanofi trade unionist, etc...)

    !bio_contains:

    It allows you to filter on a sequence of characters in users (individuals or companies) biography, in order to identify communities. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !bio_contains:PSG It focuses on the activity of the users (individuals or companies) who mention in their biography the following sequence of characters "PSG" but only if it's written in capital letters : PSG, PSGfans, PSGgroups, @PSG, etc... This filter is very useful for identifying users who have a specific interest in something : !bio_contains:Total It will list all the users that have posted on the analyzed topic and that have mentioned the brand Total in their user biography (Total employee, Total trade unionist, etc...)

    profile_contains:

    Allows you to combine different filtering options at once: bio_contains / screen_name_contains / display_name_contains: Filter on the activity of original users (individuals or companies) that have a specific sequence of of characters in users' biography; display name or screen name, in order to identify communities

    profile_contains:climate Will focus on the activity of accounts (individuals or companies) that the sequence of characters climate in their bio, screen or display names. This will be very useful when looking to focus on the activity of a large group of users.

    !profile_contains:

    Allows you to combine different filtering options at once: !bio_contains / !screen_name_contains / !display_name_contains

    Filter on the activity of users (individuals or companies) that have a specific sequence of of characters in original users' biography; display name or screen name, in order to identify communities. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !profile_contains:Washington Will focus on the activity of users (individuals or companies) that have the sequence of characters Washington in their bios, screen or display names and taking into consideration the capital W. For example accounts for the Washington Post

    followers_count: (</>/=)

    It allows you to sort users (individuals or companies) according to a certain number of followers.

    followers_count:>5000 It focuses on the activity of the users that have more than 5000 followers.

    connections_count: (</>/=)

    It allows you to sort the users (individuals or companies) according the number of accounts that they are connected with

    connections_count:>5000 It focuses on the activity of the users that have more than 5000 connections.

    is_company: (true / false)

    Enables you to filter users according to the fact that they are individuals or companies

    is_company:false Filters on users that are individuals

    country:

    Allows you to filter the publications of people who have indicated that they live in a particular country.

    country:en Filters posts from people living in England.

    city:

    Allows you to filter the publications of people who have indicated that they live in a particular town.

    city: ‘Paris’ Filters on publications by Internet users living in Paris.

    /!\ Always use a capital letter for the 1st letter of the city.

    has_video: (true/false)

    It allows you to focus on all the posts containing a video.

    has_video:true It allows you to focus on all the posts containing a video.

    has_image: (true/false)

    Isolates publications containing an image.

    has_image:true Enables you to list publications relating to your subject that contain an image.

    has_medias: (true/false)

    Allows you to isolate publications containing a photo or video

    has_medias:true

    Isolates publications relating to your subject that contain a photo or video.

    shares: ( > / < / = )

    It allows you to focus on the posts by generated shares

    shares:>2000 Filter on posts that have generated more than 2000 shares.

    reactions: ( > / < / = )

    It allows you to focus on the posts by generated reactions

    reactions :>30000 Filter on posts that have generated more than 30000 reactions.

    reactions_like: ( > / < / = )

    Allows you to focus on publications according to the number of likes they receive

    reactions_like:>30000

    Filter on publications that have generated more than 30,000 reactions likes

    reactions_celebrate: ( > / < / = )

    It allows you to focus on the posts by generated "celebrate" reactions

    reactions :>30000 Filter on posts that have generated more than 30000 "celebrate" reactions

    reactions_support: ( > / < / = )

    It allows you to focus on the posts by generated "support" reactions

    reactions :>30000 Filter on posts that have generated more than 30000 "support" reactions

    reactions_love: ( > / < / = )

    It allows you to focus on the posts by generated "love" reactions

    reactions :>30000 Filter on posts that have generated more than 30000 "love" reactions

    reactions_insightful: ( > / < / = )

    It allows you to focus on the posts by generated "insightful" reactions

    reactions :>30000 Filter on posts that have generated more than 30000 "insightful" reactions

    reactions_funny: ( > / < / = )

    It allows you to focus on the posts by generated "funny" reactions

    reactions :>30000 Filter on posts that have generated more than 30000 "funny" reactions

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    contains:element

    Focus on all the posts containing a sequence of characters. WARNING: this filter is not case & accent sensitive

    contains:blog Will focus on posts containing the mentionned letters, will for example take into account keywords such as: blog, bloger, blogs ...

    !contains:Element

    Focus on a sequence of characters while being word case sensitive.

    WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !contains:Gap

    It focuses on all the posts containing the characters's list Gap while being sensitive to word case (only with a capital L).

    This filter is very useful to focus on a proper noun for example the name of your brand).

    full_contains:

    Combines contains / link_title_contains / link_description_contains / quoted_contains

    Focus on specific character sequence contained in posts, articles and reposts

    full_contains:sport

    Will focus on posts, articles, and quoted posts that contain the list of characters sport. Esport, parasport, watersports ...

    This filter is very useful when you need to exclude data from all sources (posts / articles / quoted posts / replies)

    !full_contains:

    Combines !contains / !link_title_contains / !link_description_contains / !quoted_contains

    Focus on specific character sequence contained in posts, articles and reposts

    WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !full_contains:Ford

    It focuses on all the posts containing the following characters : Ford, but taking the case letter (only capital F) and accents into consideration.

    Example : it will not take in "afford"

    This filter is very useful if you want to focus on a name, proper noun, or a brand.

    emoji:

    Focus on posts containing a specific emoji.

    emoji:joy It focuses on all the posts containing the emoji "joy"😂

    has_emoji: (true/false)

    Focus on posts containing one or more emoji.

    has_emoji:true It focuses on all the posts containing at least one emoji.

    mention:user

    Filter on all the posts mentionning another account WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    mention:barackobama.bsky.social It is only searching for posts in which Barack Obama's account is directly mentioned.

    mention_contains:user

    Filter on the posts mentioning accounts with a specific character sequence

    mention_contains:Tesco It focuses on posts in which all accounts associated with Tesco (Tesco, Tesco news, Tesco mobile...) are mentioned.

    proximity:

    Define a maximum distance between two or three keywords

    proximity:"apple samsung"~4 Focus on posts containing Apple and Samsung distanced by 4 keywords max

    display_name_contains:

    It allows you to isolate the activity of the users whose the display name is a specific character sequence

    display_name:Dior It focuses on the activity of the users whose display name is "Dior".

    !display_name_contains:

    It allows you to isolate the activity of users whose display name contains a specific character sequence WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !display_name_contains:Media It filters on the activity of users whose display name contains the sequence of characters Media It allows you to find all the official accounts of big Media

    profile_contains:

    Combines bio_contains / channel_name_contains/display_name_contains/

    Filter on the activity of users that have a specific character sequence in users' biography; display name or username, in order to identify communities

    profile_contains:government Will focus on the activity of accounts that the character sequence governement in their bio, username or displayname. This will be very useful when looking to focus on the activity of a large group of users.

    !profile_contains:

    Combines !bio_contains / !channel_name_contains / !display_name_contains /

    Filter on the activity of users that have a specific character sequence in users' biography; display name or username, in order to identify communities. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !profile_contains:Washington Will focus on the activity of users that have the sequence of characters Washington in their bios, screen or display names and taking into consideration the capital W. For example accounts for the Washington Post

    bio:

    It allows you to focus on a keyword contained in biographies, in order to identify communities.

    bio:journalist It focuses on the user's activity whose biography contains the word "journalist". It won't search for the word "journalists" or "journalistic". It can be helpful if you want to identify users declaring a specific interest :

    bio:football It will list all the users that have participated to the analyzed topic and that have mentioned the keyword "football" in their biography

    bio_contains:

    It allows you to filter on a specific character sequence in channels' biographies, in order to identify communities

    bio_contains:blog It filters on channels, whose biography contains "blog", activity It allows to increase the research : blog, blogging, blogger... It can be helpful to identify users declaring a specific interest for something : bio_contains:fashion It will list all the users that have participated to the analyzed topic and that have mentioned fashion in their biography

    !bio_contains:

    It allows you to filter on a specific character sequence in channels' biographies, in order to identify communities. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !bio_contains:Total It will list all the users that have participated to the analyzed topic and that have mentioned the brand Total in their biography (Total employees, trade unionist...

    followers_count: (</>/=)

    It allows you to sort users according to a certain amount of followers.

    followers_count:>5000 It focuses on the activity of users having more than 5000 followers.

    views: (</>/=)

    Focus on the posts with a defined number of generated views

    views:>30000 Filter on posts that have generated more than 30000 views.

    content_type: (photo/video)

    Filter the posts according to the type of media shared : photos or videos.

    content_type:video Focus on all posts that are videos.

    country:

    Focus on channels according to their declared country

    country:fr Focus on the activity of channels that are located in France.

    city:

    Focus on channels according to their declared city

    city:paris Focus on the activity of channels that are located in Paris.

    is_reply: (true/false)

    It allows you to focus on all the posts that are replying to other posts.

    mention:mybrand is_reply:true It focuses on all the posts that mention @mybrand, but that are also answering to @mybrand's posts.

    is_repost: (true/false)

    It allows you to focus on all the posts that are reposting posts as content

    is_repost:true Focus on posts reposting posts as content

    post:

    Allows you to identify a specific publication

    post:‘d00a9e48-31da-5a1d-acd5-7406c691e4c4’

    Focuses on a specific Telegram post thanks to the ID contained in its URL

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    !contains:Mel It focuses on all the posts containing the sequence of characters Mel but considering the case letter (only with a capital M) This filter is very helpful if you want to focus on proper nouns.

    full_contains:

    Allows you to combine different filtering options at once: contains / link_title_contains / link_description_contains It will focus on the list of characters contained in posts and articles'

    full_contains:sport Will focus on posts and articles Esport, parasport, watersports ... This filter is very useful when you need to exclude data from all sources (posts / articles)

    !full_contains:

    Allows you to combine different filtering options at once: !contains / !link_title_contains / l!ink_description_contains It will focus on the list of characters contained in posts and articles' WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !full_contains:Ford It focuses on all the posts containing the following characters : Ford, but taking the case letter (only capital F) and accents into consideration.

    Example : it will not take in "afford"

    This filter is very useful if you want to focus on a name, proper noun, or a brand.

    emoji:

    Allows you to focus on posts containing a specific emoji.

    emoji:joy It focuses on all the posts containing the emoji "joy"😂

    has_emoji: (true/false)

    Allows you to focus on posts containing one or more emoji.

    has_emoji:true It focuses on all the posts containing at least one emoji.

    mention:user

    It allows you to filter on all the posts mentionning a Twitter account WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    mention:elonmusk It is only searching for posts in which Elon Musk's account is directly mentioned.

    mention_contains:user

    It allows you to filter on the posts mentioning accounts with a specific sequence of characters.

    mention_contains:Tesco It focuses on posts in which all accounts associated with Tesco (Tesco, Tesco news, Tesco mobile...) are mentioned.

    bio:

    It allows you to filter on a keyword that the user's (individuals or companies) biography contains, in order to identify specific communities.

    bio:journalist It focuses on the activity of users (individuals or companies) whose biography contains the keyword "journalist". It won't search for "journalistic" for example. This filter is very useful for identifying people having an interest in something : bio:football It will focus on all the people that have talked about the analyzed topic and that have mentioned the word "football" in their user biography.

    bio_contains:

    It allows you to filter on a sequence of characters that a user (individuals or companies) biography contains.

    bio_contains:blog It focuses on the activity of users (individuals or companies) whose biography contains the following sequence of characters : blog. It allows you to expand the research to : blog, www.blog.com, blogger, etc. This filter is very useful for identifying people having a specific interest in something : bio_contains:sanofi It will list all the users that have participated to the analyzed topic and that have mentioned Sanofi in their user biography (Sanofi employees, Sanofi trade unionist, etc...)

    !bio_contains:

    It allows you to filter on a sequence of characters in users (individuals or companies) biography, in order to identify communities. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !bio_contains:PSG It focuses on the activity of the users (individuals or companies) who mention in their biography the following sequence of characters "PSG" but only if it's written in capital letters : PSG, PSGfans, PSGgroups, @PSG, etc... This filter is very useful for identifying users who have a specific interest in something : !bio_contains:Total It will list all the users that have posted on the analyzed topic and that have mentioned the brand Total in their user biography (Total employee, Total trade unionist, etc...)

    profile_contains:

    Allows you to combine different filtering options at once: bio_contains / screen_name_contains / display_name_contains: Filter on the activity of original users (individuals or companies) that have a specific sequence of of characters in users' biography; display name or screen name, in order to identify communities

    profile_contains:climate Will focus on the activity of accounts (individuals or companies) that the sequence of characters climate in their bio, screen or display names. This will be very useful when looking to focus on the activity of a large group of users.

    !profile_contains:

    Allows you to combine different filtering options at once: !bio_contains / !screen_name_contains / !display_name_contains

    Filter on the activity of users (individuals or companies) that have a specific sequence of of characters in original users' biography; display name or screen name, in order to identify communities. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !profile_contains:Washington Will focus on the activity of users (individuals or companies) that have the sequence of characters Washington in their bios, screen or display names and taking into consideration the capital W. For example accounts for the Washington Post

    followers_count: (</>/=)

    It allows you to sort users (individuals or companies) according to a certain number of followers.

    followers_count:>5000 It focuses on the activity of the users that have more than 5000 followers.

    connections_count: (</>/=)

    It allows you to sort the users (individuals or companies) according the number of accounts that they are connected with

    connections_count:>5000 It focuses on the activity of the users that have more than 5000 connections.

    is_company: (true / false)

    Enables you to filter users according to the fact that they are individuals or companies

    is_company:false Filters on users that are individuals

    country:

    Allows you to filter the publications of people who have indicated that they live in a particular country.

    country:en Filters posts from people living in England.

    city:

    Allows you to filter the publications of people who have indicated that they live in a particular town.

    city: ‘Paris’ Filters on publications by Internet users living in Paris.

    /!\ Always use a capital letter for the 1st letter of the city.

    has_video: (true/false)

    It allows you to focus on all the posts containing a video.

    has_video:true It allows you to focus on all the posts containing a video.

    has_image: (true/false)

    Isolates publications containing an image.

    has_image:true Enables you to list publications relating to your subject that contain an image.

    has_medias: (true/false)

    Allows you to isolate publications containing a photo or video

    has_medias:true

    Isolates publications relating to your subject that contain a photo or video.

    shares: ( > / < / = )

    It allows you to focus on the posts by generated shares

    shares:>2000 Filter on posts that have generated more than 2000 shares.

    reactions: ( > / < / = )

    It allows you to focus on the posts by generated reactions

    reactions :>30000 Filter on posts that have generated more than 30000 reactions.

    reactions_like: ( > / < / = )

    Allows you to focus on publications according to the number of likes they receive

    reactions_like:>30000

    Filter on publications that have generated more than 30,000 reactions likes

    reactions_celebrate: ( > / < / = )

    It allows you to focus on the posts by generated "celebrate" reactions

    reactions :>30000 Filter on posts that have generated more than 30000 "celebrate" reactions

    reactions_support: ( > / < / = )

    It allows you to focus on the posts by generated "support" reactions

    reactions :>30000 Filter on posts that have generated more than 30000 "support" reactions

    reactions_love: ( > / < / = )

    It allows you to focus on the posts by generated "love" reactions

    reactions :>30000 Filter on posts that have generated more than 30000 "love" reactions

    reactions_insightful: ( > / < / = )

    It allows you to focus on the posts by generated "insightful" reactions

    reactions :>30000 Filter on posts that have generated more than 30000 "insightful" reactions

    reactions_funny: ( > / < / = )

    It allows you to focus on the posts by generated "funny" reactions

    reactions :>30000 Filter on posts that have generated more than 30000 "funny" reactions

    keyword

    It allows you to focus on all the posts containing that keyword with or without a # before.

    car It focuses on all the posts containing the keyword "car" or the hashtag "#car".

    "exact expression"

    It allows you to focus on all the posts containing that exact expression. In other words, all the word that the expression contains, in this precise order.

    "blue car" It focuses on all the posts containing "blue car". It won't search for the following content : blue auto and yellow car

    #keyword

    It allows you to focus on all the posts containing this specific hashtag.

    #car It focuses on all the posts containing the hashtag #car. It won't search for the posts containing the keyword "car" whithout #.

    lang:

    It allows you to only capt the posts in a specific language. xx = language abbreviation Main languages are : - fr : french - en : english - es : spanish - ja : japanese Check the 64 languages list

    lang:en It focuses on all the english speaking posts.

    contains:

    It allows you to focus on all the posts containing a sequence of letters.

    contains:lik It focuses on all the following contents : like, liked, likes But also : unlike, unlikely, etc.

    !contains:

    hashtag_count: (</>/=)

    Allows you to filter publications according to the number of hashtags contained in the publication

    hashtag_count:<10

    Filter on publications containing fewer than 10 hashtags.

    mention_count: (</>/=)

    Allows you to filter publications according to the number of accounts mentioned in the publication

    mention_count:<10 Filter on publications containing fewer than 10 accounts mentioned

    word_count: (</>/=)

    Allows you to filter publications according to the number of keywords published.

    word_count:<5 Filter on publications containing less than 5 keywords.

    sentiment: (neutral / positive / negative)

    Allows you to sort publications according to an identified sentiment

    sentiment:negative Isolates all publications identified as negative

    from:user

    It allows you to focus on all the posts thats have been generated by @user or @company WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    from:chriskempczinski It allows you to focus on all the posts published by Chris Kempczinski and all the reactions that have been generated by his posts.

    from_contains:user

    It allows you to focus on all the posts thats have been generated by a user or a company

    from_contains:Pichai It allows you to focus on all the posts published by Sundar Pichai and all the reactions that have been generated by his posts.

    display_name_contains:

    It allows you to focus on the activity of users (individuals or companies) whose display name contains a specific sequence of characters.

    display_name_contains:law Will focus on accounts whose name contains the word law, so law, lawyer, lawyers ... but will also focus on coleslaw for example

    !display_name_contains:

    It allows you to focus on the activity of users (individuals or companies) whose display name contains a specific sequence of characters. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !display_name_contains:UN Will enable you to focus on a list of individuals or companies that have the letter UN (written in caps) in their display names

    has_link: (true/false)

    It allows you to isolate all the posts containing a link (articles, photos, videos...)

    has_link:true It allows you to focus on all the posts related to your subject that contain a link redirecting to an article. Ideal if you want to focus on all the press coverage.

    url_contains:

    It allows you to isolate the articles whose URL contains a specific sequence of characters.

    url_contains:scandal It focuses on the articles whose URL contains the following sequence of characters "scandal". It will take into consideration : scandal, scandalize, scandals...

    link_title_contains:

    It allows you to isolate articles whose title contains a specific sequence of characters.

    link_title_contains:tax It focuses on articles whose title contains the following sequence of characters : "tax" It will take into consideration : tax, taxi, taxing, taxpayer...

    !link_title_contains:

    It allows you to isolate articles whose title contains a specific sequence of characters. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !link_title_contains:UN It focuses on the articles whose title contains the sequence of characters : "UN".

    likes: ( > / < / = )

    It allows you to focus on the posts by generated likes

    likes:>30000 Filter on posts that have generated more than 30000 likes.

    views:

    (> / < / =)

    It allows you to focus on the posts by generated views

    views:>60000 Filters on posts that have generated more than 60 000 views

    comments: ( > / < / = )

    It allows you to focus on the posts by generated comments

    comments:>1000 Filter on posts that have generated more than 1000 comments.

    interactions: ( > / < / = )

    It allows you to focus on the posts by generated interactions

    interactions :>30000 Filter on posts that have generated more than 30000 interactions.

    It allows you to focus on a sequence of letters considering the case letter. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !contains:

    It allows you to focus on a sequence of letters considering the case letter. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !contains:Mel It focuses on all the posts containing the sequence of characters Mel but considering the case letter (only with a capital M) This filter is very helpful if you want to focus on proper nouns.

    emoji:

    Allows you to focus on publications containing a specific emoji

    emoji:joy Focuses on all publications containing the "joy" emoji (😂)

    has_emoji: (true/false)

    Allows you to focus on publications containing one or more emojis

    has_emoji:true Focuses on all publications containing at least one emoji

    content_type:video Filters out TikTok posts that are in video format only

    These interactions combine the likes/views/comments/shares. This filter allows you to sort the posts according to the total of interactions that have been generated on the TikTok posts.

    interactions:>5000 It allows you to focus on the posts that have generated at least 5000 interactions minimum (views, comments, likes or shares).

    !display_name_contains:London It focuses on the users activity whose name contains London (with a capital L) It allows you to access all the official accounts of Londoners for example.

    mention_contains:

    It allows you to focus on the posts mentioning account whose name contains a this specific sequence of character.

    mention_contains:magazine It focuses on all the posts that have mentioned accounts whose name contains "magazine"

    profile_contains:

    Allows you to combine different filtering options at once: bio_contains / screen_name_contains / display_name_contains: Filter on the activity of original users that have a specific sequence of of characters in users' biography; display name or screen name, in order to identify communities.

    profile_contains:health Will focus on the activity of accounts that the sequence of characters health in their bio, screen or display names. This will be very useful when looking to focus on the activity of a large group of users.

    !profile_contains:

    Allows you to combine different filtering options at once: !bio_contains / !screen_name_contains / !display_name_contains

    Filter on the activity of users that have a specific sequence of of characters in original users' biography; display name or screen name, in order to identify communities. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !profile_contains:Fitness Will focus on the activity of users that have the sequence of characters Washington in their bios, screen or display names and taking into consideration the capital F. For example accounts having the words Fitnesscoach / FitnessGuru in their accounts

    bio_contains:

    It allows you to focus on a specific sequence of characters that users biography contains.

    bio_contains:blog It focuses on users's activity whose biography contains the sequence of characters "blog". It allows you to expend the research : blog, www.blog.com, blogger, bloggers, etc. It's ideal if you want to identify users who declare a specific interest in something. bio_contains:sanofi It will list all the users who participated to the analyzed topic and who mentioned Sanofi in their user biography (Sanofi's employee, trade unionist, detractor, etc.)

    !bio_contains:

    It allows you to focus on a sequence of characters in biographies in order to identify communities. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !bio_contains:PSG It focuses on all the users' activity whose biography contains the sequence of characters "PSG" but only if it's written in capital letters : PSG, PSGfans, PSGgroups, @PSG... It's ideal if you want to identify users who declare a specific interest into something : !bio_contains:Total It focuses on all the users who have participated to the analyzed topic and have mentioned Total in their biography (Total's employee, trade unionist, etc.)

    followers_count: (>/</=)

    It allows you to sort TikTok users according to a certain limit of followers

    followers_count:>5000 It focuses on the users activity who have more than 5000 followers.

    followings_count: (>/</=)

    It allows you to sort accounts according to the number of accounts that follow them

    followings_count:<200 It focuses on the activity of accounts that follow less than 200 different accounts.

    videos_count: (>/</=)

    It allows you to sort TikTok accounts according to the number of posts that they have posted since their creation.

    videos_count:>20 It focuses on the activity of accounts that have posted at least 20 different posts since the creation date of their account. It's very useful when you want to identify fans or detractor.

    verified: (true/false)

    It allows you to sort users according to their verified status on their TikTok account.

    verified:true It focuses on users activity whose account is verified.

    author_likes :

    (> / < / =)

    Allows you to sort Tiktok accounts by the number of likes they've generated since their account was created

    Author_likes :>10000

    Filter on the activity of Tiktok accounts that have generated more than 10,000 likes since their account was created.

    keyword

    It allows you to focus on all the posts containing that keyword with or without a # before.

    car It focuses on all the posts containing the keyword "car" or the hashtag "#car".

    "the exact expression"

    It allows you to focus on all the posts containing that exact expression. In other words, all the word that the expression contains, in this precise order.

    "blue car" It focuses on all the posts containing "blue car". It won't search for the following content : blue auto and yellow car

    #keyword

    It allows you to focus on all the posts containing this specific hashtag.

    #car It focuses on all the posts containing the hashtag #car. It won't search for the posts containing the keyword "car" whithout #.

    lang:

    It allows you to only capt the posts in a specific language. xx = language abbreviation Main languages are : - fr : french - en : english - es : spanish - ja : japanese Check the 64 languages list

    lang:en It focuses on all the english speaking posts.

    contains:

    It allows you to focus on all the posts containing a sequence of letters.

    hashtag_count: (</>/=)

    It allows you to sort Tiktok posts according to the number of hashtags in the description.

    hashtag_count:<10 It filters the TikTok posts with less than 10 hashtags in the description.

    word_count: (</>/=)

    It allows you to sort TikTok posts according to the number of key words that the description contains.

    word_count:<5 It filters the TikTok posts with less than 5 keywords in the description.

    sentiment: (neutral / positive / negative)

    Allows you to sort Tiktok posts according to an identified sentiment

    sentiment:negative Isolates all Tiktok posts identified as negative.

    content_type:

    (photo/video)

    sound_contains:

    Allows you to filter posts that are accompanied by a sound whose title or author contains certain terms.

    sound_contains:cartoon Filters out all posts whose sound name or author name contains the term ‘cartoon’.

    sound_tilte_contains:element

    It allows you to sort the posts with a sound whose title contains these terms.

    sound_title_contains:pharrell It focuses on all the posts with a music containing Pharell. (for exemple : Pharrell Williams)

    sound_author_contains:

    It allows you to sort the posts with a sound whose author's name contains certain terms.

    sound_author_contains:pharrell It focuses on all the posts with a music and whose author's name contains Pharrell Williams)

    is_original_sound: (true/false)

    It allows you to identify all the posts whose sound is original or not (is a part of the TikTok "sounds bank")

    is_original_sound:true It focuses on all the posts whose music is a part of the TikTok sounds bank.

    likes: (</>/=)

    It allows you to sort the TikTok posts according to the likes number that each post generated.

    likes:>50 It allows you to focus on the posts that have generated at least 50 likes minimum.

    views: (</>/=)

    It allows you to sort the TikTok posts according to the number of generated comments.

    comments:>3000 It allows you to focus on the posts that have generated at least 3000 comments minimum.

    shares: (</>/=)

    It allows you to sort the TikTok posts according to the number of share that have been generated

    share:>200 It allows you to focus on the posts that have generated at least 200 shares minimum.

    from:user

    It allows you to focus on posts that have been posted from a specific TikTok @user WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    from:equipedefrance

    It allows you to focus on all the french soccer team have posted, including likes and views that have been generated by these posts.

    from_contains:

    Isolates accounts whose account name contains a specific string of characters

    Replaces username_contains:

    from_contains:derma

    Isolates accounts whose account name contains the term derma.

    This filter is ideal for identifying TikTok accounts belonging to a specific community

    display_name:

    It allows you to focus on the posts shared by users whose name contains a specific sequence of characters.

    display_name_contains:exhibition It focuses on the users activity whose diplay name contains "exhibition". It allows you to access all the official accounts of exhibition for example.

    !display_name_contains:

    contains:lik It focuses on all the following contents : like, liked, likes But also : unlike, unlikely, etc.

    Sort TikTok posts by media type: photos or videos.

    interactions: (</>/=)

    It allows you to isolate the activity of users whose display name contains a specific sequence of characters. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    The preview is free

    The preview doesn't start any consumption of your tweet quota, so feel free to use it to control your rules.

    The preview also allows you to decide if you want to retrieve past data, and if so, over what time period (from the last 24 hours to the last 30 days). Just check the corresponding box.

    By default, the platform won't retrieve past data, and will start the collect in real time from the moment you validate the Topic.

    Do not forget to select a past data recovery period.

    Indeed, once the topic has been created, you won't be able to collect past data on your own.

    If you forget, you can still contact your account manager who will be able to retrieve past data, even if the Topic has been created.

    Operators that are not available for past data

    Some of the operators are not available to the past data recovery.

    The platform will show you a message specifying the problem (see below).

    You can either directly validate your Topic without previewing or retrieving the past data. Or you can remove the operators that cause problems (and add them by editing the Topic afterwards).

    In every cases, do not hesitate to contact your account manager who will be able to help you.

    Despite the lack of preview, the Topic will work once it is created, and it will be able to retrieve data in real time.

    Check one last time all the elements of your X (formerly Twitter) Topic:

    • Topic name: don't forget to fill in this field!

    • Associated rules: Have you thought about all the keywords, accounts, hashtags, etc. you want to monitor?

    • Past data: is the volume of tweets consistent with what you are looking for? Did you check the box for the time period you want to retrieve back data?

    Once the last checks are done, you can validate the creation of the Topic by clicking on the "Create topic" button. The Visibrain platform will then start retrieving the data in real time.

    If you didn't choose to retrieve past data, you will have to wait for the first tweets to be caught in real-time to see the results.

    If you chose to retrieve past data, you will see a counter display while Visibrain retrieves all the past data. Depending on the size of your topic, this can take from a few seconds to ten minutes.

    From now on, you can explore all your Topic data.

    If you need, you can edit your Topic any time by clicking on the button "Edit" :

    To create a Facebook Topic, you can define all the key-words and/ir the public pages that you want to monitor :

    • The key-words that you need to monitor need to be specified in the first section "Rules". You can access the list of the operators that are available on Facebook.

    • The pages that you need to monitor, need to be specified on the second section "Pages", while specifying only one page per line.

    If you only want to monitor key-words or pages

    It is possible to only monitor key-words without adding Facebook pages or on the contrary, only monitor Facebook pages without adding key-words, according to your needs.

    Where can you find the page name on Facebook ?

    If you want to find the name of a public Facebook page, you can go on and search for the page you're looking for, in the search bar.

    The name of the page is at the end of the URL, after www.facebook.com/PageName or after the @.

    For example, for the Bloomberg media, the name of the public Facebook page is bloombergbusiness :

    Some Facebook pages don't have an official name but only an ID that you will need to inform in Visibrain if you want to monitor this page.

    This ID is also in the URL :

    Then, you can choose the language you want to monitor the topic. If you want to catch any language, just leave Any language in the drop-down menu.

    When the rules that you chose is correct, you can click on the "Create Topic" button. You will automatically retrieve the last 30 days of data.

    To create a Topic on Instagram, you need to define the keywords or/and the public accounts you want to monitor :

    The keywords you want to monitor, must be be entered in the first Rules field. You can access the Instagram operators list.

    The accounts you want to monitor must be entered in the second Users field. You must enter only one item per line.

    If you want to monitor only keywords or accounts

    It's possible to only monitor keywords without adding Instagram accounts or on the contrary, only monitor Instagram accounts without adding keywords, depending on your needs.

    Where can you find an Instagram username ?

    To find the name of an Instagram account, you can go to https://www.instagram.com/ and search for the account you're looking for, in the search bar. The account name is at the end of the URL, after www.instagram.com/AccountUsername.

    For example, for the media Bloomberg, the Instagram account is bloomberg :

    Then you can choose the language you want to monitor you topic in. If you want to catch any language, just leave Any language in the drop-down menu.

    When the rules of your Topic is correct, you can click on the "Create Topic" button. You will automatically retrieve the last 30 days of data.

    To create a Topic on TikTok, you need to define the keywords or/and the public accounts you want to monitor :

    The keywords you want to monitor, must be be entered in the first Rules field. You can access the TikTok operators list.

    The accounts you want to monitor must be entered in the second Users field. You must enter only one item per line.

    If you want to monitor only keywords or accounts

    It's possible to only monitor keywords without adding TikTok accounts or on the contrary, only monitor TikTok accounts without adding keywords, depending on your needs.

    Where can you find a TikTok username ?

    To find the name of a TikTok account, you can go to https://www.tiktok.com/ and search for the account you're looking for in the search bar. The account name is at the end of the URL, after www.tiktok.com/@AccountUsername

    For example, the account of the media Bloomberg is bloomberg :

    Then you can choose the language you want to monitor you topic in. If you want to catch any language, just leave Any language in the drop-down menu.

    When the rules of your Topic is correct, you can click on the "Create Topic" button. You will automatically retrieve the last 30 days of data.

    To create a Topic on YouTube, you need to define the keywords or/and the public accounts you want to monitor :

    The keywords you want to monitor, must be be entered in the first Rules field. You can access the YouTube operators list.

    The channels you want to monitor must be entered in the second field Channels. NB: only the ID of the channel must be indicated in Visibrain.

    If you want to monitor only keywords or accounts

    It's possible to only monitor keywords without adding YouTube channels or on the contrary, only monitor YouTube channels without adding keywords, depending on your needs.

    Where can you find a YouTube channel ID ?

    To find the YouTube channel ID, you can go on https://www.youtube.com/ and search for the channel you're looking for in the search bar.

    When you're in the section "HOME" of the channel you're looking for, you can right-click with your mouse and select "Display the source code of the page".

    A page as the one below will display :

    You can press Ctrl+F on your keyboard to open the search field and type the keyword externalid, as below. You will then see the ID of the channel you want to focus on, displayed as a series of numbers and letters, surrounded by quotation marks. You can then copy this ID (without the quote marks) and enter it into Visibrain in the Channels field :

    Then you can choose the language you want to monitor you topic in. If you want to catch any language, just leave Any language in the drop-down menu.

    When the rules of your Topic is correct, you can click on the "Create Topic" button. You will automatically retrieve the last 30 days of data.

    To create a topic on Threads, you need to define the keywords or/and the public accounts you want to monitor :

    The keywords you want to monitor, must be be entered in the first Keywords field. You can access the Threads operators list.

    The accounts you want to monitor must be entered in the second field Users.

    If you want to monitor only keywords or accounts

    It's possible to only monitor keywords without adding Threads accounts or on the contrary, only monitor Threads accounts without adding keywords, depending on your needs.

    Where can you find a Threads username ? To find the name of a Threads account, you can go to and search for the account you're looking for, in the search bar. The account name is at the end of the URL, after www.threads.net/@AccountUsername.

    For example, for the media Bloomberg, the Threads account is bloomberg :

    Then you can choose the language you want to monitor your topic in. If you want to monitor any language, just leave Any language in the drop-down menu.

    When the rules of your Topic is correct, you can click on the "Create Topic" button. You will automatically retrieve the last 30 days of data.

    To create a Topic on Telegram, you need to define the keywords or/and the public channels you want to monitor :

    The keywords you want to monitor, must be be entered in the first Keywords field. You can access the Telegram operators list.

    The accounts you want to monitor must be entered in the second Channels field. You must enter only one item per line.

    If you want to monitor only keywords or accounts

    It's possible to only monitor keywords without adding Telegram channels or on the contrary, only monitor Telegram channels without adding keywords, depending on your needs.

    Where can you find a channel's name ? To find the name of a Telegram channel, you can go to and download Telegram on your computer or your smartphone if it's not already the case. The account name is at the end of the URL, after www.threads.net/@AccountUsername.

    For example, for the media Bloomberg, the Telegram channel is bloomberg : On your computer's app, you can get the channel's name by clicking on the three little dots on the top right of the conversation. Click on "infos", you will then have access to the channel's name in the "share link" section :

    On your smartphone's app, you can get the channel's name by clicking on the channel's picture on the top right of the conversation. You will then have access to the channel's name in the "share link" section, just at the end of the URL https://t.me/nameofthechannel :

    Then you can choose the language you want to monitor your topic in. If you want to monitor any language, just leave Any language in the drop-down menu.

    When the rules of your Topic are correct, you can click on the "Create Topic" button. You will automatically retrieve the last 30 days of data.

    To create a topic on LinkedIn, you need to define the keywords or/and the companies or/and the users you want to monitor :

    • The keywords must be entered in the first Keywords field. You can access the list of operators available to create new topics on LinkedIn.

    • The users must be entered in the second Users field, you must enter only one item per line.

    • The companies must be entered in the third Companies field, you must enter only one item per line.

    If you want to monitor only keywords or users/companies

    It's possible to only monitor keywords without adding companies/users or on the contrary, only monitor companies/users without adding keywords, depending on your needs.

    ⚠️ Asterisks do not work for this network, you just have to put the different variants of your keywords. It is not necessary to mention the accents and plurals for LinkedIn : the word bank will also monitor banks. Where can you find a LinkedIn username or a company's name ? To find the name of a LinkedIn page, you can go to and search for the page you're looking for, in the search bar. The username or the company's name is at the end of the URL, after www.linkedin.com/company/AccountUsername.

    For example, for the media Bloomberg, the LinkedIn page is bloomberg :

    When the rules of your Topic are correct, you can click on the "Create Topic" button. You will automatically retrieve up to 500 posts per rule from the last 30 days of data.

    !contains:

    It allows you to focus on a sequence of letters considering the case letter. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !contains:Mél It focuses on all the posts containing the sequence of characters Mél but considering the case letter (only with a capital M and an accent "é") This filter is very helpful if you want to focus on proper nouns.

    emoji:

    It allows you to focus on all the posts containing a specific emoji.

    emoji:joy It focuses on all the posts containing the "joy" emoji : 😂

    has_emoji : (true/false)

    It allows you to focus on the posts containing one or many emojis

    has_emoji:true It focuses on all the posts containing at least one emoji.

    It allows you to filter the posts that mention an account containing a specific sequence of characters.

    mention_contains:green It focuses on the posts mentoning the account @ladygreenbio but also @greenandbare for example.

    tag:

    It allows you to filter the posts tagging an account on a picture.

    tag:emmanuelmacron It focuses on all the posts tagging the account @emmanuelmacron on a picture.

    tag_contains:

    It allows you to filter on all the posts tagging an account that contains a specific sequence of characters on a picture.

    tag_contains:green It filters on all the posts tagging the account @ladygreenbio but also @greenandbare on a picture.

    content_type: (photo/video)

    It allows you to filter the posts according to the type of media : photos or videos.

    content_type:video It focuses on all Instagram posts that are videos.

    post_type: (reels/igtv/feed)

    It allows you to isolate reels, igtv or post from the feed.

    post_type:reels It focuses on all reels

    coauthor:bbcradio1 Filter for posts made by the @bbcradio1 account in collaboration with other accounts.

    has_coauthors:

    (true / false)

    Allows you to filter on all posts published in collaboration with at least one other account

    has_coauthors:true Filters out all posts made in collaboration with at least one other account

    profile_contains:

    Allows you to combine different filtering options at once: bio_contains / screen_name_contains / display_name_contains: Filter on the activity of original users that have a specific sequence of of characters in users' biography; display name or screen name, in order to identify communities.

    profile_contains:climate Will focus on the activity of accounts that the sequence of characters climate in their bio, screen or display names. This will be very useful when looking to focus on the activity of a large group of users.

    !profile_contains:

    Allows you to combine different filtering options at once: !bio_contains / !screen_name_contains / !display_name_contains

    Filter on the activity of users that have a specific sequence of of characters in original users' biography; display name or screen name, in order to identify communities. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !profile_contains:Washington Will focus on the activity of users that have the sequence of characters Washington in their bios, screen or display names and taking into consideration the capital W. For example accounts for the Washington Post

    bio:

    It allows you to filter on a keyword that the user's biography contains, in order to identify specific communities.

    bio:journalist It focuses on the activity of users whose biography contains the keyword "journalist". It won't search for "journalistic" for example. This filter is very useful for identifying people having an interest in something : bio:football It will focus on all the people that have talked about the analyzed topic and that have mentioned the word "football" in their user biography.

    bio_contains:

    It allows you to filter on a sequence of characters that a user biography contains.

    bio_contains:blog It focuses on the activity of users whose biography contains the following sequence of characters : blog. It allows you to expand the research to : blog, www.blog.com, blogger, etc. This filter is very useful for identifying people having a specific interest in something : bio_contains:sanofi It will list all the users that have participated to the analyzed topic and that have mentioned Sanofi in their user biography (Sanofi employees, Sanofi trade unionist, etc...)

    !bio_contains:

    It allows you to filter on a sequence of characters in users biography, in order to identify communities. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !bio_contains:PSG It focuses on the activity of the users who mention in their biography the following sequence of characters "PSG" but only if it's written in capital letters : PSG, PSGfans, PSGgroups, @PSG, etc... This filter is very useful for identifying users who have a specific interest in something : !bio_contains:Total It will list all the users that have posted on the analyzed topic and that have mentioned the brand Total in their user biography (Total employee, Total trade unionist, etc...)

    followers_count: (>/</=)

    It allows you to sort Twitter users according to a certain number of followers.

    followers_count:>5000 It focuses on the activity of the users that have more than 5000 followers.

    following_count: (>/</=)

    It allows you to sort the users according the number of accounts that they follow.

    followings_count:<200 It focuses on the activity of the users following less than 200 different accounts.

    bio-website:

    It allows you to filter on the activity of the users whose biography contains a specific website url.

    bio_website:"" It focuses on the activity of all the users that have mentioned the Buzzfeed Website url in their biography. It can be helpful for identifying Buzzfeed's employees.

    bio_website_contains:

    It allows you to filter on the activity of the users whose biography contains a website url with a specific sequence of characters.

    bio_website_contains:twitter It focuses on the activity of all the users that have mentioned a website url containing the characters Twitter in their biography. It can be helpful to identify influencers with a Twitter account.

    display_name:

    It allows you to focus on the activity of users whose display name is a specific keyword.

    display_name:Dior It focuses on the activity of all the users whose display name is "Dior"

    display_name_contains:

    It allows you to focus on the activity of users whose display name contains a specific sequence of characters.

    display_name_contains:exhibition It focuses on the activity of users whose display name contains the sequence of characters "exhibition". It allows you to see all the accounts containing "exhibition".

    keyword

    It allows you to focus on all the posts containing the keyword with or without a hashtag.

    car It focuses on all the posts containing the keyword "car" or the hashtag "#car".

    "the exact expression"

    It allows you to focus on all the posts containing the exact expression. In other words, all the words of the expression, in this specific order.

    'blue car' It focuses on all the posts with the key-expression 'blue car' in it. It doesn't search for the following content : the blue auto and the yellow car.

    #keyword

    Allows you to focus on all the posts containing a specific hashtag.

    #car It focuses on all the posts containing the hashtag #car. It won't search for the posts containing the keyword 'car' without a #.

    lang:

    Allows you to only focus on posts in a specific language. xx = language abbreviation The main languages are : - fr : french - en : english - es : spanish - ja : japanese Check the 64 languages list

    lang:en It focuses on all the english speaking posts.

    contains:

    Allows you to focus on all the posts containing a sequence of characters.

    hashtag_count: ( > / < / = )

    It allows you to sort Instagram posts according to the number of hashtag they contain.

    hashtag_count:<10 It focuses on all the Instagram posts that contain less than 10 hashtags.

    word_count: ( > / < / = )

    It allows you to sort Instagram posts according to the number of words (without hashtags) that they contain.

    word_count:>10 It focuses on Instagram posts containing more than 10 words.

    mention:

    It allows you to focus on all the posts mentioning a user name.

    mention:emmanuelmacron It focuses on all the posts mentioning @emmanuelmacron account.

    likes: (>/</=)

    It allows you to sort the posts or users according to the number of likes they've generated.

    likes:>200 It focuses on the accounts or posts that have generated more than 200 likes on the subject.

    views: (>/</=)

    It allows you to sort the video posts according to the number of views they've generated.

    views:<1000 It focuses on the videos that have made less than 1000 views on Instagram.

    comment: (>/</=)

    It allows you to sort the posts according to the number of comments they have generated.

    comments:=50 It focuses on all the posts that have generated 500 comments precisely.

    from:user

    It allows you to filter on @user's posts.

    from:k.mbappe It focuses ont all the posts that Kylian Mbappe has posted. We can also use @k.mbappe as a leap.

    from_contains:

    Allows you to isolate accounts whose account name contains a specific string of characters

    Replaces author_name_contains:

    from_contains:gov Isolates accounts whose account name contains the term gov

    author_name_contains:

    It allows you to sort the posts according to the accounts name that have published them.

    author_name_contains:google It focuses on all the posts that have been published by accounts whose user name contains "google" : @google, @madebygoogle, @googlepixel.

    coauthor:

    contains:lik It focuses on all the following posts : like, liked, likes... But also unlike, unlikely, disliked, dislike...

    mention_contains:

    Allows you to filter posts from one account, published in collaboration with one or more other accounts.

    !contains:

    It allows you to focus on a sequence of letters considering the case letter. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !contains:Mél It focuses on all the posts containing the sequence of characters Mél but considering the case letter (only with a capital M and an accent "é") This filter is very helpful if you want to focus on proper nouns.

    emoji:

    It allows you to focus on all the posts containing a specific emoji.

    emoji:joy It focuses on all the posts containing the "joy" emoji : 😂

    has_emoji : (true/false)

    It allows you to focus on the posts containing one or many emojis

    has_emoji:true It focuses on all the posts containing at least one emoji.

    It allows you to filter the posts that mention an account containing a specific sequence of characters.

    mention_contains:green It focuses on the posts mentoning the account @ladygreenbio but also @greenandbare for example.

    tag:

    It allows you to filter the posts tagging an account on a picture.

    tag:emmanuelmacron It focuses on all the posts tagging the account @emmanuelmacron on a picture.

    tag_contains:

    It allows you to filter on all the posts tagging an account that contains a specific sequence of characters on a picture.

    tag_contains:green It filters on all the posts tagging the account @ladygreenbio but also @greenandbare on a picture.

    content_type: (photo/video)

    It allows you to filter the posts according to the type of media : photos or videos.

    content_type:video It focuses on all Instagram posts that are videos.

    post_type: (reels/igtv/feed)

    It allows you to isolate reels, igtv or post from the feed.

    post_type:reels It focuses on all reels

    coauthor:bbcradio1 Filter for posts made by the @bbcradio1 account in collaboration with other accounts.

    has_coauthors:

    (true / false)

    Allows you to filter on all posts published in collaboration with at least one other account

    has_coauthors:true Filters out all posts made in collaboration with at least one other account

    profile_contains:

    Allows you to combine different filtering options at once: bio_contains / screen_name_contains / display_name_contains: Filter on the activity of original users that have a specific sequence of of characters in users' biography; display name or screen name, in order to identify communities.

    profile_contains:climate Will focus on the activity of accounts that the sequence of characters climate in their bio, screen or display names. This will be very useful when looking to focus on the activity of a large group of users.

    !profile_contains:

    Allows you to combine different filtering options at once: !bio_contains / !screen_name_contains / !display_name_contains

    Filter on the activity of users that have a specific sequence of of characters in original users' biography; display name or screen name, in order to identify communities. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !profile_contains:Washington Will focus on the activity of users that have the sequence of characters Washington in their bios, screen or display names and taking into consideration the capital W. For example accounts for the Washington Post

    bio:

    It allows you to filter on a keyword that the user's biography contains, in order to identify specific communities.

    bio:journalist It focuses on the activity of users whose biography contains the keyword "journalist". It won't search for "journalistic" for example. This filter is very useful for identifying people having an interest in something : bio:football It will focus on all the people that have talked about the analyzed topic and that have mentioned the word "football" in their user biography.

    bio_contains:

    It allows you to filter on a sequence of characters that a user biography contains.

    bio_contains:blog It focuses on the activity of users whose biography contains the following sequence of characters : blog. It allows you to expand the research to : blog, www.blog.com, blogger, etc. This filter is very useful for identifying people having a specific interest in something : bio_contains:sanofi It will list all the users that have participated to the analyzed topic and that have mentioned Sanofi in their user biography (Sanofi employees, Sanofi trade unionist, etc...)

    !bio_contains:

    It allows you to filter on a sequence of characters in users biography, in order to identify communities. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !bio_contains:PSG It focuses on the activity of the users who mention in their biography the following sequence of characters "PSG" but only if it's written in capital letters : PSG, PSGfans, PSGgroups, @PSG, etc... This filter is very useful for identifying users who have a specific interest in something : !bio_contains:Total It will list all the users that have posted on the analyzed topic and that have mentioned the brand Total in their user biography (Total employee, Total trade unionist, etc...)

    followers_count: (>/</=)

    It allows you to sort Twitter users according to a certain number of followers.

    followers_count:>5000 It focuses on the activity of the users that have more than 5000 followers.

    following_count: (>/</=)

    It allows you to sort the users according the number of accounts that they follow.

    followings_count:<200 It focuses on the activity of the users following less than 200 different accounts.

    bio-website:

    It allows you to filter on the activity of the users whose biography contains a specific website url.

    bio_website:"" It focuses on the activity of all the users that have mentioned the Buzzfeed Website url in their biography. It can be helpful for identifying Buzzfeed's employees.

    bio_website_contains:

    It allows you to filter on the activity of the users whose biography contains a website url with a specific sequence of characters.

    bio_website_contains:twitter It focuses on the activity of all the users that have mentioned a website url containing the characters Twitter in their biography. It can be helpful to identify influencers with a Twitter account.

    display_name:

    It allows you to focus on the activity of users whose display name is a specific keyword.

    display_name:Dior It focuses on the activity of all the users whose display name is "Dior"

    display_name_contains:

    It allows you to focus on the activity of users whose display name contains a specific sequence of characters.

    display_name_contains:exhibition It focuses on the activity of users whose display name contains the sequence of characters "exhibition". It allows you to see all the accounts containing "exhibition".

    keyword

    It allows you to focus on all the posts containing the keyword with or without a hashtag.

    car It focuses on all the posts containing the keyword "car" or the hashtag "#car".

    "the exact expression"

    It allows you to focus on all the posts containing the exact expression. In other words, all the words of the expression, in this specific order.

    'blue car' It focuses on all the posts with the key-expression 'blue car' in it. It doesn't search for the following content : the blue auto and the yellow car.

    #keyword

    Allows you to focus on all the posts containing a specific hashtag.

    #car It focuses on all the posts containing the hashtag #car. It won't search for the posts containing the keyword 'car' without a #.

    lang:

    Allows you to only focus on posts in a specific language. xx = language abbreviation The main languages are : - fr : french - en : english - es : spanish - ja : japanese Check the 64 languages list

    lang:en It focuses on all the english speaking posts.

    contains:

    Allows you to focus on all the posts containing a sequence of characters.

    hashtag_count: ( > / < / = )

    It allows you to sort Instagram posts according to the number of hashtag they contain.

    hashtag_count:<10 It focuses on all the Instagram posts that contain less than 10 hashtags.

    word_count: ( > / < / = )

    It allows you to sort Instagram posts according to the number of words (without hashtags) that they contain.

    word_count:>10 It focuses on Instagram posts containing more than 10 words.

    mention:

    It allows you to focus on all the posts mentioning a user name.

    mention:emmanuelmacron It focuses on all the posts mentioning @emmanuelmacron account.

    likes: (>/</=)

    It allows you to sort the posts or users according to the number of likes they've generated.

    likes:>200 It focuses on the accounts or posts that have generated more than 200 likes on the subject.

    views: (>/</=)

    It allows you to sort the video posts according to the number of views they've generated.

    views:<1000 It focuses on the videos that have made less than 1000 views on Instagram.

    comment: (>/</=)

    It allows you to sort the posts according to the number of comments they have generated.

    comments:=50 It focuses on all the posts that have generated 500 comments precisely.

    from:user

    It allows you to filter on @user's posts.

    from:k.mbappe It focuses ont all the posts that Kylian Mbappe has posted. We can also use @k.mbappe as a leap.

    from_contains:

    Allows you to isolate accounts whose account name contains a specific string of characters

    Replaces author_name_contains:

    from_contains:gov Isolates accounts whose account name contains the term gov

    author_name_contains:

    It allows you to sort the posts according to the accounts name that have published them.

    author_name_contains:google It focuses on all the posts that have been published by accounts whose user name contains "google" : @google, @madebygoogle, @googlepixel.

    coauthor:

    contains:lik It focuses on all the following posts : like, liked, likes... But also unlike, unlikely, disliked, dislike...

    mention_contains:

    Allows you to filter posts from one account, published in collaboration with one or more other accounts.

    Filter
    Use
    Example

    keyword

    Focus on all posts containing the keyword or the keyword prefixed with a #

    car Will focus on posts containing the keyword or # car

    "exact expression"

    Focus on all the posts containing the exact expression : all the words of this expression, in this exact order.

    "blue car" It focuses on all the posts with the key-expression 'blue car' in it. It doesn't search for the following content : the blue auto and the yellow car.

    #keyword

    Focus on all the posts containing a specific hashtag.

    #car It focuses on all the posts containing the hashtag #car. It won't search for the posts containing the keyword 'car' without a #.

    lang:

    Focus on posts in a specific language. xx = language abbreviation The main languages are : - fr : french - en : english - es : spanish - ja : japanese

    lang:en It focuses on all the english speaking posts.

    contains:element

    Focus on all the posts containing a sequence of characters. WARNING: this filter is not case & accent sensitive

    contains:blog Will focus on posts containing the mentionned letters, will for example take into account keywords such as: blog, bloger, blogs ...

    !contains:Element

    Threads-specific content filters

    Filter
    Use
    Example

    hashtag_count: ( > / < / = )

    Allows you to sort Threads posts according to the number of hashtags they contain.

    hashtag_count:<10 Filter on Threads posts that have less than 10 hashtags.

    word_count: ( > / < / = )

    Allows you to sort Threads posts according to the number of words (excluding hashtags) they contain.

    word_count:>10 Filters out Threads with more than 10 words.

    mention:

    Allows you to filter publications that mention a user's name.

    mention:emmanuelmacron Filters out publications that mention the account @emmanuelmacron

    mention_count: ( > / < / = )

    Allows you to filter publications that mention a certain number of users.

    mention_count:>10 Filters out Threads that mention more than 10 accounts.

    Account Filters

    Filter
    Use
    Example

    from:user

    It allows you to focus on all the posts and reposts that have been generated by @user's posts.

    WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    from:bloomberg.com It allows you to focus on all the original posts published by Bloomberg and all the reposts that have been generated by his posts. We can also use @bloomberg.com as a shortcut.

    from_contains:

    Focuses on posts made by accounts whose account-name contains a series of specific character sequence Combines username_contains: / display_name_contains:

    from_contains:news Focuses on posts published by accounts that have the word news in their username or displayname

    username_contains:

    Focuses on posts made by accounts whose username contains a series of specific character sequence

    username_contains:gov Focuses on posts published by accounts that have the word news in their username

    display_name_contains:

    It allows you to isolate the activity of the users whose the display name is a specific character sequence

    display_name:Dior It focuses on the activity of the users whose display name is "Dior".

    Engagement filters

    Filter
    Use
    Example

    likes: ( > / < / = )

    Focus on the posts with a defined number of generated likes

    likes:>30000 Filter on posts that have generated more than 30000 likes.

    interactions: ( > / < / = )

    Focus on the posts with a defined number of generated interactions (liked, reposts, quoted and replies)

    interactions:>30000 Filter on posts that have generated more than 30000 interactions.

    replies: ( > / < / = )

    Focus on the posts with a defined number of generated replies

    replies:>1000 Filter on posts that have generated more than 1000 replies.

    is_reply: (true / false)

    It allows you to focus on all the posts that are replying to other posts.

    mention:mybrand is_reply:true It focuses on all the posts that mention @mybrand, but that are also answering to @mybrand's posts.

    Link filters

    Filter
    Use
    Example

    has_link: (true/false)

    Isolate all the posts containing a link (articles, photos, videos...)

    has_link:true Focus on posts related to your subject that contain a link redirecting to an article. Ideal if you want to focus on all the press coverage.

    domain_contains:

    Isolate all the articles coming from a website whose name contains a specific character sequence

    domain_contains:blog Focus on links coming from a website whose domain contains "blog"

    url_contains:

    It allows you to isolate the articles whose URL contains a specific character sequence

    url_contains:scandal Focus on the articles whose URL contains scandal It will take into consideration : scandal, scandalize, scandals...

    link_title_contains:

    Isolate articles whose title contain a specific character sequence

    link_title_contains:tax Focus on articles whose title contains : tax It will take into consideration : tax, taxi, taxing, taxpayer...

    Filter
    Use
    Example

    keyword

    Focus on all posts containing the keyword or the keyword prefixed with a #

    car Will focus on posts containing the keyword or # car

    "exact expression"

    Focus on all the posts containing the exact expression : all the words of this expression, in this exact order.

    "blue car" It focuses on all the posts with the key-expression 'blue car' in it. It doesn't search for the following content : the blue auto and the yellow car.

    #keyword

    Focus on all the posts containing a specific hashtag.

    #car It focuses on all the posts containing the hashtag #car. It won't search for the posts containing the keyword 'car' without a #.

    lang:

    Focus on posts in a specific language. xx = language abbreviation The main languages are : - fr : french - en : english - es : spanish - ja : japanese

    lang:en It focuses on all the english speaking posts.

    contains:element

    Focus on all the posts containing a sequence of characters. WARNING: this filter is not case & accent sensitive

    contains:blog Will focus on posts containing the mentionned letters, will for example take into account keywords such as: blog, bloger, blogs ...

    !contains:Element

    Threads-specific content filters

    Filter
    Use
    Example

    hashtag_count: ( > / < / = )

    Allows you to sort Threads posts according to the number of hashtags they contain.

    hashtag_count:<10 Filter on Threads posts that have less than 10 hashtags.

    word_count: ( > / < / = )

    Allows you to sort Threads posts according to the number of words (excluding hashtags) they contain.

    word_count:>10 Filters out Threads with more than 10 words.

    mention:

    Allows you to filter publications that mention a user's name.

    mention:emmanuelmacron Filters out publications that mention the account @emmanuelmacron

    mention_count: ( > / < / = )

    Allows you to filter publications that mention a certain number of users.

    mention_count:>10 Filters out Threads that mention more than 10 accounts.

    Account Filters

    Filter
    Use
    Example

    from:user

    It allows you to focus on all the posts and reposts that have been generated by @user's posts.

    WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    from:bloomberg.com It allows you to focus on all the original posts published by Bloomberg and all the reposts that have been generated by his posts. We can also use @bloomberg.com as a shortcut.

    from_contains:

    Focuses on posts made by accounts whose account-name contains a series of specific character sequence Combines username_contains: / display_name_contains:

    from_contains:news Focuses on posts published by accounts that have the word news in their username or displayname

    username_contains:

    Focuses on posts made by accounts whose username contains a series of specific character sequence

    username_contains:gov Focuses on posts published by accounts that have the word news in their username

    display_name_contains:

    It allows you to isolate the activity of the users whose the display name is a specific character sequence

    display_name:Dior It focuses on the activity of the users whose display name is "Dior".

    Engagement filters

    Filter
    Use
    Example

    likes: ( > / < / = )

    Focus on the posts with a defined number of generated likes

    likes:>30000 Filter on posts that have generated more than 30000 likes.

    interactions: ( > / < / = )

    Focus on the posts with a defined number of generated interactions (liked, reposts, quoted and replies)

    interactions:>30000 Filter on posts that have generated more than 30000 interactions.

    replies: ( > / < / = )

    Focus on the posts with a defined number of generated replies

    replies:>1000 Filter on posts that have generated more than 1000 replies.

    is_reply: (true / false)

    It allows you to focus on all the posts that are replying to other posts.

    mention:mybrand is_reply:true It focuses on all the posts that mention @mybrand, but that are also answering to @mybrand's posts.

    Link filters

    Filter
    Use
    Example

    has_link: (true/false)

    Isolate all the posts containing a link (articles, photos, videos...)

    has_link:true Focus on posts related to your subject that contain a link redirecting to an article. Ideal if you want to focus on all the press coverage.

    domain_contains:

    Isolate all the articles coming from a website whose name contains a specific character sequence

    domain_contains:blog Focus on links coming from a website whose domain contains "blog"

    url_contains:

    It allows you to isolate the articles whose URL contains a specific character sequence

    url_contains:scandal Focus on the articles whose URL contains scandal It will take into consideration : scandal, scandalize, scandals...

    link_title_contains:

    Isolate articles whose title contain a specific character sequence

    link_title_contains:tax Focus on articles whose title contains : tax It will take into consideration : tax, taxi, taxing, taxpayer...

    Facebook

    The CTRL+F command and Command+F on a Macbook allows you to easily find your filter in the table.

    Common filter for all the social networks

    Specific content filters for Facebook

    Operator
    Use
    Example

    Pages filters

    Operator
    Use
    Example

    Link filters

    Filters
    Explanations
    Examples

    Facebook

    The CTRL+F command and Command+F on a Macbook allows you to easily find your filter in the table.

    Common filter for all the social networks

    Specific content filters for Facebook

    Operator
    Use
    Example

    Pages filters

    Operator
    Use
    Example

    Link filters

    Filters
    Explanations
    Examples
    https://www.mediapart.fr/
    https://www.mediapart.fr/

    Focus on a sequence of characters while being word case sensitive.

    WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !contains:Gap

    It focuses on all the posts containing the characters's list Gap while being sensitive to word case (only with a capital L).

    This filter is very useful to focus on a proper noun for example the name of your brand).

    full_contains:

    Combines contains / link_title_contains / link_description_contains / quoted_contains

    Focus on specific character sequence contained in posts, articles and reposts

    full_contains:sport

    Will focus on posts, articles, and quoted posts that contain the list of characters sport. Esport, parasport, watersports ...

    This filter is very useful when you need to exclude data from all sources (posts / articles / quoted posts / replies)

    !full_contains:

    Combines !contains / !link_title_contains / !link_description_contains / !quoted_contains

    Focus on specific character sequence contained in posts, articles and reposts

    WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !full_contains:Ford

    It focuses on all the posts containing the following characters : Ford, but taking the case letter (only capital F) and accents into consideration.

    Example : it will not take in "afford"

    This filter is very useful if you want to focus on a name, proper noun, or a brand.

    emoji:

    Focus on posts containing a specific emoji.

    emoji:joy It focuses on all the posts containing the emoji "joy"😂

    has_emoji: (true/false)

    Focus on posts containing one or more emoji.

    has_emoji:true It focuses on all the posts containing at least one emoji.

    mention:user

    Filter on all the posts mentionning another account WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    mention:barackobama.bsky.social It is only searching for posts in which Barack Obama's account is directly mentioned.

    mention_contains:user

    Filter on the posts mentioning accounts with a specific character sequence

    mention_contains:Tesco It focuses on posts in which all accounts associated with Tesco (Tesco, Tesco news, Tesco mobile...) are mentioned.

    proximity:

    Define a maximum distance between two or three keywords

    proximity:"apple samsung"~4 Focus on posts containing Apple and Samsung distanced by 4 keywords max

    mention_contains:

    Allows you to filter publications that mention the name of an account containing the word ‘green’.

    mention_contains:green Filters out publications that mention the @ladygreenbio account but also @greenandbare

    post:

    Allows you to identify a specific publication

    post: "10157039285687866" Focuses on a specific post Threads thanks to the ID contained in its url

    sentiment: (neutral / positive / negative)

    Allows Threads posts to be sorted according to an identified sentiment

    sentiment:negative Isolates all Threads that have been identified as negative.

    has_medias: (true/false)

    Allows you to isolate publications containing media (articles, photos, videos, etc.)

    has_medias:true

    Enables you to list publications relating to your subject that contain media.

    !display_name_contains:

    It allows you to isolate the activity of users whose display name contains a specific character sequence WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !display_name_contains:Media It filters on the activity of users whose display name contains the sequence of characters Media It allows you to find all the official accounts of big Media

    profile_contains:

    Combines bio_contains / username_contains/display_name_contains/

    Filter on the activity of users that have a specific character sequence in users' biography; display name or username, in order to identify communities.

    profile_contains:government Will focus on the activity of accounts that the character sequence governement in their bio, username or displayname. This will be very useful when looking to focus on the activity of a large group of users.

    !profile_contains:

    Combines !bio_contains / !screen_name_contains / !display_name_contains /

    Filter on the activity of users that have a specific character sequence in users' biography; display name or username, in order to identify communities. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !profile_contains:Washington Will focus on the activity of users that have the sequence of characters Washington in their bios, screen or display names and taking into consideration the capital W. For example accounts for the Washington Post

    bio:

    It allows you to focus on a keyword contained in biographies, in order to identify communities.

    bio:journalist It focuses on the user's activity whose biography contains the word "journalist". It won't search for the word "journalists" or "journalistic". It can be helpful if you want to identify users declaring a specific interest :

    bio:football It will list all the users that have participated to the analyzed topic and that have mentioned the keyword "football" in their biography

    bio_contains:

    It allows you to filter on a specific character sequence in users' biographies, in order to identify communities

    bio_contains:blog It filters on users activity whose biography contains "blog". It allows to increase the research : blog, blogging, blogger... It can be helpful to identify users declaring a specific interest for something : bio_contains:fashion It will list all the users that have participated to the analyzed topic and that have mentioned fashion in their biography

    !bio_contains:

    It allows you to filter on a specific character sequence in users' biographies, in order to identify communities. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !bio_contains:Total It will list all the users that have participated to the analyzed topic and that have mentioned the brand Total in their biography (Total employees, trade unionist...

    verified: (true / false)

    Focus on users according to their verified status

    verified:true Focus on the activity of verified accounts.

    followers_count: (</>/=)

    It allows you to sort users according to a certain amount of followers.

    followers_count:>5000 It focuses on the activity of users having more than 5000 followers.

    author_website_contains:

    It allows you to filter on the activity of the users whose biography contains a website url with a specific character sequence sequence.

    author_website_contains:twitter It focuses on the activity of all the users that have mentioned a website url containing Twitter in their biography. It can be helpful to identify influencers with a Twitter account.

    country:

    Focus on accounts according to their declared country

    country:fr Focus on the activity of accounts that are located in France.

    city:

    Focus on accounts according to their declared city

    city:paris Focus on the activity of channels that are located in Paris.

    is_quote: (true / false)

    Isolates threads that quote another thread

    quoting:true Filters out threads that quote another thread

    quoted_post_url:

    Allows you to isolate all threads quoting a specific post thread using its URL

    Indicate the link to the post thread using this format: ‘https://www.threads.net/t/C8NB29axpC9’ (remember to replace the /@user/post/ part of the link with /t/)

    quoted_post_url: ‘https://www.threads.net/t/C9KKVXKqPXB’

    Filter on quotes from post threads with this ID: C9KKVXKqPXB

    in_reply_to_url:

    Allows you to isolate all replies to a specific post thread using its URL

    Indicate the link to the post thread using this format: ‘https://www.threads.net/t/C8NB29axpC9’ (remember to replace the /@user/post/ part of the link with /t/)

    in_reply_to_url: ‘https://www.threads.net/t/C8NB29axpC9’

    Filter on replies from post threads with this ID: C8NB29axpC9

    !link_title_contains:

    Isolate articles whose title contains a specific character sequence

    WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !link_title_contains:PSG Focus on articles whose title contain PSG in caps

    Check the 64 languages list

    Focus on a sequence of characters while being word case sensitive.

    WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !contains:Gap

    It focuses on all the posts containing the characters's list Gap while being sensitive to word case (only with a capital L).

    This filter is very useful to focus on a proper noun for example the name of your brand).

    full_contains:

    Combines contains / link_title_contains / link_description_contains / quoted_contains

    Focus on specific character sequence contained in posts, articles and reposts

    full_contains:sport

    Will focus on posts, articles, and quoted posts that contain the list of characters sport. Esport, parasport, watersports ...

    This filter is very useful when you need to exclude data from all sources (posts / articles / quoted posts / replies)

    !full_contains:

    Combines !contains / !link_title_contains / !link_description_contains / !quoted_contains

    Focus on specific character sequence contained in posts, articles and reposts

    WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !full_contains:Ford

    It focuses on all the posts containing the following characters : Ford, but taking the case letter (only capital F) and accents into consideration.

    Example : it will not take in "afford"

    This filter is very useful if you want to focus on a name, proper noun, or a brand.

    emoji:

    Focus on posts containing a specific emoji.

    emoji:joy It focuses on all the posts containing the emoji "joy"😂

    has_emoji: (true/false)

    Focus on posts containing one or more emoji.

    has_emoji:true It focuses on all the posts containing at least one emoji.

    mention:user

    Filter on all the posts mentionning another account WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    mention:barackobama.bsky.social It is only searching for posts in which Barack Obama's account is directly mentioned.

    mention_contains:user

    Filter on the posts mentioning accounts with a specific character sequence

    mention_contains:Tesco It focuses on posts in which all accounts associated with Tesco (Tesco, Tesco news, Tesco mobile...) are mentioned.

    proximity:

    Define a maximum distance between two or three keywords

    proximity:"apple samsung"~4 Focus on posts containing Apple and Samsung distanced by 4 keywords max

    mention_contains:

    Allows you to filter publications that mention the name of an account containing the word ‘green’.

    mention_contains:green Filters out publications that mention the @ladygreenbio account but also @greenandbare

    post:

    Allows you to identify a specific publication

    post: "10157039285687866" Focuses on a specific post Threads thanks to the ID contained in its url

    sentiment: (neutral / positive / negative)

    Allows Threads posts to be sorted according to an identified sentiment

    sentiment:negative Isolates all Threads that have been identified as negative.

    has_medias: (true/false)

    Allows you to isolate publications containing media (articles, photos, videos, etc.)

    has_medias:true

    Enables you to list publications relating to your subject that contain media.

    !display_name_contains:

    It allows you to isolate the activity of users whose display name contains a specific character sequence WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !display_name_contains:Media It filters on the activity of users whose display name contains the sequence of characters Media It allows you to find all the official accounts of big Media

    profile_contains:

    Combines bio_contains / username_contains/display_name_contains/

    Filter on the activity of users that have a specific character sequence in users' biography; display name or username, in order to identify communities.

    profile_contains:government Will focus on the activity of accounts that the character sequence governement in their bio, username or displayname. This will be very useful when looking to focus on the activity of a large group of users.

    !profile_contains:

    Combines !bio_contains / !screen_name_contains / !display_name_contains /

    Filter on the activity of users that have a specific character sequence in users' biography; display name or username, in order to identify communities. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !profile_contains:Washington Will focus on the activity of users that have the sequence of characters Washington in their bios, screen or display names and taking into consideration the capital W. For example accounts for the Washington Post

    bio:

    It allows you to focus on a keyword contained in biographies, in order to identify communities.

    bio:journalist It focuses on the user's activity whose biography contains the word "journalist". It won't search for the word "journalists" or "journalistic". It can be helpful if you want to identify users declaring a specific interest :

    bio:football It will list all the users that have participated to the analyzed topic and that have mentioned the keyword "football" in their biography

    bio_contains:

    It allows you to filter on a specific character sequence in users' biographies, in order to identify communities

    bio_contains:blog It filters on users activity whose biography contains "blog". It allows to increase the research : blog, blogging, blogger... It can be helpful to identify users declaring a specific interest for something : bio_contains:fashion It will list all the users that have participated to the analyzed topic and that have mentioned fashion in their biography

    !bio_contains:

    It allows you to filter on a specific character sequence in users' biographies, in order to identify communities. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !bio_contains:Total It will list all the users that have participated to the analyzed topic and that have mentioned the brand Total in their biography (Total employees, trade unionist...

    verified: (true / false)

    Focus on users according to their verified status

    verified:true Focus on the activity of verified accounts.

    followers_count: (</>/=)

    It allows you to sort users according to a certain amount of followers.

    followers_count:>5000 It focuses on the activity of users having more than 5000 followers.

    author_website_contains:

    It allows you to filter on the activity of the users whose biography contains a website url with a specific character sequence sequence.

    author_website_contains:twitter It focuses on the activity of all the users that have mentioned a website url containing Twitter in their biography. It can be helpful to identify influencers with a Twitter account.

    country:

    Focus on accounts according to their declared country

    country:fr Focus on the activity of accounts that are located in France.

    city:

    Focus on accounts according to their declared city

    city:paris Focus on the activity of channels that are located in Paris.

    is_quote: (true / false)

    Isolates threads that quote another thread

    quoting:true Filters out threads that quote another thread

    quoted_post_url:

    Allows you to isolate all threads quoting a specific post thread using its URL

    Indicate the link to the post thread using this format: ‘https://www.threads.net/t/C8NB29axpC9’ (remember to replace the /@user/post/ part of the link with /t/)

    quoted_post_url: ‘https://www.threads.net/t/C9KKVXKqPXB’

    Filter on quotes from post threads with this ID: C9KKVXKqPXB

    in_reply_to_url:

    Allows you to isolate all replies to a specific post thread using its URL

    Indicate the link to the post thread using this format: ‘https://www.threads.net/t/C8NB29axpC9’ (remember to replace the /@user/post/ part of the link with /t/)

    in_reply_to_url: ‘https://www.threads.net/t/C8NB29axpC9’

    Filter on replies from post threads with this ID: C8NB29axpC9

    !link_title_contains:

    Isolate articles whose title contains a specific character sequence

    WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !link_title_contains:PSG Focus on articles whose title contain PSG in caps

    Check the 64 languages list

    !contains:

    Allows you to focus on a sequence of characters while being word case sensitive. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !contains:Lik It focuses on all the posts containing the characters's list Lik while being sensitive to word case (only with a capital L). This filter is very useful to focus on a proper noun for example the name of your brand).

    emoji:

    Allows you to focus on posts containing a specific emoji.

    emoji:joy It focuses on all the posts containing the emoji "joy"😂

    has_emoji: (true/false)

    Allows you to focus on posts containing one or more emoji.

    has_emoji:true It focuses on all the posts containing at least one emoji.

    hashtag_count: (</>/=)

    Allows you to filter publications according to the number of hashtags contained in the publication

    hashtag_count:<10 Filter on Facebook posts with less than 10 hashtags.

    mention_count: (</>/=)

    Allows you to filter publications according to the number of accounts mentioned in the publication

    mention_count:<10 Filter on publications containing less than 10 accounts mentioned

    It allows you to focus on all the posts containing a media (articles, photos, videos...)

    has_medias:true It allows you to list all the posts related to your topic and containing a media.

    country:

    Allows you to filter the publications of people who have indicated that they live in a certain country.

    country:fr Filter on publications by Internet users living in France

    It allows you to identify the pages containing a sequence of definite characters.

    page_name_contains:mcdo Focus on all the pages containing in their name: mcdo, mcdonalds, mcdonald...

    !page_name_contains:

    Allows you to identify pages whose name contains a defined sequence of characters, while being case- and accent-sensitive.

    WARNING: Filter is case and accent sensitive

    !page_name_contains:Roche

    Identifies pages whose name contains the character string Roche (with upper-case R and lower-case oche).

    This filter is ideal for identifying company pages

    category:

    It allows you to focus on a specific category's page.

    category:website Focus on all the pages declared as website on Facebook.

    category_contains:

    It allows you to identify the pages's category containing a sequence of definite characters.

    category_contains:polit Focus on all the pages whose category includes "polit". For example the pages categorized as "Political organization", "Politician", "Political party" or also "Political candidate" ...

    post:

    It allows you to identify a specific post.

    post:"10157039285687866" Focus on a Facebook post specified by the ID in his URL.

    content_type: (picture / video / link / status / note / music)

    It allows you to identify the posts depending on their content.

    content_type:video Focus on all the posts containing a video.

    from:"unknown"

    It allows you to focus on all the private accounts's posts on Facebook's posts.

    from:"unknown" Focus on all the posts of "unknown" profile having expressed on any Facebook page. Will NOT catch posts from public pages.

    author_name_contains:

    It allows you to identify the posts's author containing a sequence of definite characters.

    author_name_contains:Mac Focus on all the publications's author including "Mac" in their names. For example the publication's author can be "Emmanuel Macron" or "MacDonald's".

    has_comments: (true/false)

    It allows you to focus on posts containing at least one comment.

    has_comments:true Focus on all the posts containing at least one comment. Perfect when you want to see only publications that make people react.

    likes: ( > / < / = )

    It allows you to focus on the posts according to their likes's number.

    likes:>30000 Filter on posts that have generated more than 30000 likes.

    reactions: ( > / < / = )

    It allows you to focus on the posts according to their reaction's number.

    reactions :>30000 Filter on posts that have generated more than 30000 reactions.

    interactions: ( > / < / = )

    It allows you to focus on the posts according to their interactions's number.

    Interactions :>30000 Filter on posts that have generated more than 30000 interactions.

    shares: ( > / < / = )

    It allows you to focus on the posts according to their shares's number.

    shares:>2000 Filter on posts that have generated more than 2000 shares.

    comments: ( > / < / = )

    It allows you to focus on the posts according to their comments's number.

    comments:>1000 Filter on posts that have generated more than 1000 comments.

    page_likes: ( > / < / = )

    It allows you to focus on pages according to their likes's number.

    page_likes:<100 Filter on pages that have generated less than 1000 likes.

    It allows you to focus on articles having an address (url) which contains a specific sequence of characters. Filter not case or accent sensitive

    url_contains:scandal Filter on all the articles whose the website address contains the sequence of following characters:"scandal". Will consider the following words in URLs: sacandal, scandalous, scandalized ...

    link_title_contains:

    It allows you to focus on the articles whose title contains a sequence of characters. This filters doesn't take the case letter or accents into consideration.

    link_tilte_contains:impo It focuses on all the articles containing the following sequence of characters :"impo" It's going to consider : impossible, import, important, importance...

    !link_title_contains:

    It allows you to focus on the articles whose title contains a sequence of characters. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !link_title_contains:Mac It focuses on all the articles containing the following sequence of characters : Mac but while taking the case letter into consideration (only with a capital M). It will consider "MacDonald's" but not "big mac" for example.

    link_description_contains:

    It allows you to focus on the articles whose body article (content, description, introduction) contains a specific sequence of characters.

    link_description_contains:mac It focuses on all the articles whose content contains the following sequence of characters : mac. It will consider : macdonald's, macron, macaroon, machine...

    !link_description_contains:

    It allows you to focus on the articles whose body article (description, introduction, content) contains a specific sequence of characters. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !link_description_contains:Mel It focuses on the articles whose content contains the sequence of characters Mel but taking into consideration the case letter (only with a capital M)

    keyword

    Allows you to focus on all the posts containing the keyword with or without a hashtag before.

    car It focuses on all the posts with the keyword 'car' or the hashtag 'car'.

    'the exact expression'

    Allows you to focus on all the posts containing the exact expression : all the words of this expression, in this exact order.

    'blue car' It focuses on all the posts with the key-expression 'blue car' in it. It doesn't search for the following content : the blue auto and the yellow car.

    #keyword

    Allows you to focus on all the posts containing a specific hashtag.

    #car It focuses on all the posts containing the hashtag #car. It won't search for the posts containing the keyword 'car' without a #.

    lang:

    Allows you to only focus on posts in a specific language. xx = language abbreviation The main languages are : - fr : french - en : english - es : spanish - ja : japanese Check the 64 languages list

    lang:en It focuses on all the english speaking posts.

    contains:

    Allows you to focus on all the posts containing a sequence of characters. This filter is not taking the case letter or accents into consideration.

    full_contains:

    Allows you to combine different filtering options at once: contains / link_title_contains / link_description_contains In other words, it will search in posts and articles at the same time.

    full_contains:lik It focuses on all the following contents : like, liked, etc But also : likely, unliked, unlikely, etc.

    !full_contains:

    Allows you to combine different filtering options at once: !contains / !link_title_contains / !link_description_contains In other words, it will search in posts and articles at the same time. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !full_contains:Mel It focuses on all the posts containing the sequence of characters Mel but taking the case letter and accents into consideration (only with a capital M) This filter is very usefull if you want to focus on a proper noun (for exemple your brand name).

    has_link: (true/false)

    It allows you to focus on the posts containing a link (article, photos, videos...)

    has_link:true It allows you to make a list of all the tweets related to your topic and containing a link. It's ideal if you want to exclude the posts redirecting to a press coverage.

    page:

    It allows you to focus on all the posts of a specific page

    page:EmmanuelMacron It focuses on all the posts of Emmanuel Macron's page. This is the name found in the url of the page or behind the @

    page_name:

    It allows you to focus on the posts of a specific page as well.

    page_name:"Emmanuel Macron" It focuses on all the posts of Emmanuel Macron's facebook page. This is the name that has been given to Emmanuel Macron's page.

    page_id:

    It allows you to focus on the posts of a specific page as well from its login Facebook. Useful in case a page change its name, the ID stay the same.

    page_id:123456789

    Allows you to focus on the posts of this page.

    domain:

    It allows you to focus on articles from a particular website.

    domain:mediapart Filters on articles from the website mediapart, allows to isolate high impact content from the media.

    domain_contains:

    It allows you to focus on articles from websites having a sequence of defined characters

    domain_contains:blog Filters on links from websites having in domain's name the sequence of following characters : "blog"

    url:

    It allows you to focus on a specific article thanks to it's website address

    url:"www.lemonde.fr/article" Filter on the Monde's article on this specific website address

    contains:lik It focuses on all the following posts : like, liking, likely, likers but also filk, bilk etc...

    has_medias: (true/false)

    page_name_contains:

    url_contains:

    !contains:

    Allows you to focus on a sequence of characters while being word case sensitive. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !contains:Lik It focuses on all the posts containing the characters's list Lik while being sensitive to word case (only with a capital L). This filter is very useful to focus on a proper noun for example the name of your brand).

    emoji:

    Allows you to focus on posts containing a specific emoji.

    emoji:joy It focuses on all the posts containing the emoji "joy"😂

    has_emoji: (true/false)

    Allows you to focus on posts containing one or more emoji.

    has_emoji:true It focuses on all the posts containing at least one emoji.

    hashtag_count: (</>/=)

    Allows you to filter publications according to the number of hashtags contained in the publication

    hashtag_count:<10 Filter on Facebook posts with less than 10 hashtags.

    mention_count: (</>/=)

    Allows you to filter publications according to the number of accounts mentioned in the publication

    mention_count:<10 Filter on publications containing less than 10 accounts mentioned

    It allows you to focus on all the posts containing a media (articles, photos, videos...)

    has_medias:true It allows you to list all the posts related to your topic and containing a media.

    country:

    Allows you to filter the publications of people who have indicated that they live in a certain country.

    country:fr Filter on publications by Internet users living in France

    It allows you to identify the pages containing a sequence of definite characters.

    page_name_contains:mcdo Focus on all the pages containing in their name: mcdo, mcdonalds, mcdonald...

    !page_name_contains:

    Allows you to identify pages whose name contains a defined sequence of characters, while being case- and accent-sensitive.

    WARNING: Filter is case and accent sensitive

    !page_name_contains:Roche

    Identifies pages whose name contains the character string Roche (with upper-case R and lower-case oche).

    This filter is ideal for identifying company pages

    category:

    It allows you to focus on a specific category's page.

    category:website Focus on all the pages declared as website on Facebook.

    category_contains:

    It allows you to identify the pages's category containing a sequence of definite characters.

    category_contains:polit Focus on all the pages whose category includes "polit". For example the pages categorized as "Political organization", "Politician", "Political party" or also "Political candidate" ...

    post:

    It allows you to identify a specific post.

    post:"10157039285687866" Focus on a Facebook post specified by the ID in his URL.

    content_type: (picture / video / link / status / note / music)

    It allows you to identify the posts depending on their content.

    content_type:video Focus on all the posts containing a video.

    from:"unknown"

    It allows you to focus on all the private accounts's posts on Facebook's posts.

    from:"unknown" Focus on all the posts of "unknown" profile having expressed on any Facebook page. Will NOT catch posts from public pages.

    author_name_contains:

    It allows you to identify the posts's author containing a sequence of definite characters.

    author_name_contains:Mac Focus on all the publications's author including "Mac" in their names. For example the publication's author can be "Emmanuel Macron" or "MacDonald's".

    has_comments: (true/false)

    It allows you to focus on posts containing at least one comment.

    has_comments:true Focus on all the posts containing at least one comment. Perfect when you want to see only publications that make people react.

    likes: ( > / < / = )

    It allows you to focus on the posts according to their likes's number.

    likes:>30000 Filter on posts that have generated more than 30000 likes.

    reactions: ( > / < / = )

    It allows you to focus on the posts according to their reaction's number.

    reactions :>30000 Filter on posts that have generated more than 30000 reactions.

    interactions: ( > / < / = )

    It allows you to focus on the posts according to their interactions's number.

    Interactions :>30000 Filter on posts that have generated more than 30000 interactions.

    shares: ( > / < / = )

    It allows you to focus on the posts according to their shares's number.

    shares:>2000 Filter on posts that have generated more than 2000 shares.

    comments: ( > / < / = )

    It allows you to focus on the posts according to their comments's number.

    comments:>1000 Filter on posts that have generated more than 1000 comments.

    page_likes: ( > / < / = )

    It allows you to focus on pages according to their likes's number.

    page_likes:<100 Filter on pages that have generated less than 1000 likes.

    It allows you to focus on articles having an address (url) which contains a specific sequence of characters. Filter not case or accent sensitive

    url_contains:scandal Filter on all the articles whose the website address contains the sequence of following characters:"scandal". Will consider the following words in URLs: sacandal, scandalous, scandalized ...

    link_title_contains:

    It allows you to focus on the articles whose title contains a sequence of characters. This filters doesn't take the case letter or accents into consideration.

    link_tilte_contains:impo It focuses on all the articles containing the following sequence of characters :"impo" It's going to consider : impossible, import, important, importance...

    !link_title_contains:

    It allows you to focus on the articles whose title contains a sequence of characters. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !link_title_contains:Mac It focuses on all the articles containing the following sequence of characters : Mac but while taking the case letter into consideration (only with a capital M). It will consider "MacDonald's" but not "big mac" for example.

    link_description_contains:

    It allows you to focus on the articles whose body article (content, description, introduction) contains a specific sequence of characters.

    link_description_contains:mac It focuses on all the articles whose content contains the following sequence of characters : mac. It will consider : macdonald's, macron, macaroon, machine...

    !link_description_contains:

    It allows you to focus on the articles whose body article (description, introduction, content) contains a specific sequence of characters. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !link_description_contains:Mel It focuses on the articles whose content contains the sequence of characters Mel but taking into consideration the case letter (only with a capital M)

    keyword

    Allows you to focus on all the posts containing the keyword with or without a hashtag before.

    car It focuses on all the posts with the keyword 'car' or the hashtag 'car'.

    'the exact expression'

    Allows you to focus on all the posts containing the exact expression : all the words of this expression, in this exact order.

    'blue car' It focuses on all the posts with the key-expression 'blue car' in it. It doesn't search for the following content : the blue auto and the yellow car.

    #keyword

    Allows you to focus on all the posts containing a specific hashtag.

    #car It focuses on all the posts containing the hashtag #car. It won't search for the posts containing the keyword 'car' without a #.

    lang:

    Allows you to only focus on posts in a specific language. xx = language abbreviation The main languages are : - fr : french - en : english - es : spanish - ja : japanese Check the 64 languages list

    lang:en It focuses on all the english speaking posts.

    contains:

    Allows you to focus on all the posts containing a sequence of characters. This filter is not taking the case letter or accents into consideration.

    full_contains:

    Allows you to combine different filtering options at once: contains / link_title_contains / link_description_contains In other words, it will search in posts and articles at the same time.

    full_contains:lik It focuses on all the following contents : like, liked, etc But also : likely, unliked, unlikely, etc.

    !full_contains:

    Allows you to combine different filtering options at once: !contains / !link_title_contains / !link_description_contains In other words, it will search in posts and articles at the same time. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !full_contains:Mel It focuses on all the posts containing the sequence of characters Mel but taking the case letter and accents into consideration (only with a capital M) This filter is very usefull if you want to focus on a proper noun (for exemple your brand name).

    has_link: (true/false)

    It allows you to focus on the posts containing a link (article, photos, videos...)

    has_link:true It allows you to make a list of all the tweets related to your topic and containing a link. It's ideal if you want to exclude the posts redirecting to a press coverage.

    page:

    It allows you to focus on all the posts of a specific page

    page:EmmanuelMacron It focuses on all the posts of Emmanuel Macron's page. This is the name found in the url of the page or behind the @

    page_name:

    It allows you to focus on the posts of a specific page as well.

    page_name:"Emmanuel Macron" It focuses on all the posts of Emmanuel Macron's facebook page. This is the name that has been given to Emmanuel Macron's page.

    page_id:

    It allows you to focus on the posts of a specific page as well from its login Facebook. Useful in case a page change its name, the ID stay the same.

    page_id:123456789

    Allows you to focus on the posts of this page.

    domain:

    It allows you to focus on articles from a particular website.

    domain:mediapart Filters on articles from the website mediapart, allows to isolate high impact content from the media.

    domain_contains:

    It allows you to focus on articles from websites having a sequence of defined characters

    domain_contains:blog Filters on links from websites having in domain's name the sequence of following characters : "blog"

    url:

    It allows you to focus on a specific article thanks to it's website address

    url:"www.lemonde.fr/article" Filter on the Monde's article on this specific website address

    contains:lik It focuses on all the following posts : like, liking, likely, likers but also filk, bilk etc...

    has_medias: (true/false)

    page_name_contains:

    url_contains:

    https://www.facebook.com/
    https://www.threads.net
    https://telegram.org
    https://www.linkedin.com/
    https://app.playplay.com/app/video/visibrain/how-to-add-posts-to-a-topic/a7a01a83-735c-4190-bd38-ef8c3f238c59app.playplay.com

    X (formerly Twitter)

    Here are the useful operators to create a X Topic.

    The CTRL+F command and Command+F on a Macbook allows you to easily find your operator in the table.

    You can download this page in PDF.

    List of boolean operators:

    Symbol
    Use
    Example

    Each line is independent (a new line is the equivalent of an OR with brackets around the line).

    There is no need to put the different variants with and without capital letters: Visibrain automatically takes into account all case variants.

    Conversely, you have to think about listing the different variants of accentuation (é, à, ç, û, ï...). Indeed, Visibrain considers a word with accent different than a word without accent.

    All operators work retroactively except those in orange.

    It is currently not possible to retrieve data retroactively on these operators.

    At first, you can create a Topic without these operators to retrieve the data retroactively, then add them by editing the Topic afterwards.

    Tweet content operators

    Operator
    Explanation
    Example

    *In orange, non-retroactive operators.

    Twitter account operators

    Operator
    Explanation
    Example

    *In orange, non-retroactive operators.

    The from: retweets_of: to: and url: operators are used without the @ in the username. If you put the @, your rule will not work.

    Don't forget the from:user operator

    The retweets_of:user, @user or to:user operators used alone will not catch tweets written by @user, which can lead to strange behavior in the platform later. We recommend that you always use them in conjunction with the from: operator, for example: from:user retweets_of:user

    Web content operators (articles, photos, videos)

    Operator
    Explanation
    Example

    *In orange, non-retroactive operators.

    Operators on Twitter profiles

    Operator
    Explanation
    Example

    *In orange, non-retroactive operators.

    Identify influencers through operators on Twitter profiles.

    Twitter profile operators are initially used to filter keywords. They can also be hijacked to be used without keywords and thus detect influencers, such as a Twitter profile search engine.

    Since most profile operators do not work retroactively, a Topic must be created and left active for a few days, and accounts must have tweeted at least once during the period to appear in the Visibrain platform.

    For example, you can use the following rule: (bio:journalist OR bio:writer) followers_count:1000 to capture all the Twitter profiles of journalists, and having at least 1000 followers.

    Operators on Twitter GPS geolocation

    The following operators on geolocation only concern tweets having activated GPS geolocation, ie: <0.5% of tweets.

    Operator
    Explanation
    Example

    *In orange, non-retroactive operators.

    Advanced operators

    The following advanced operators are useless for the majority of cases. We recommend that you give preference to the operators at the top of the page. If necessary, do not hesitate to contact your account manager so that he/she can advise you on the best rules to use in relation to your problem.

    Operator
    Explanation
    Example

    *In orange, non-retroactive operators.

    Operators not available for retroactive recovery

    Some operators (in orange) are not available for past data recovery (but they work perfectly for real-time recovery).

    You can create your Topic without them at first, then add them later.

    If you have validated your Topic without retrieving past data, you can contact your account manager to have past data retrieved for you (on operators that allow it).

    Common operators not available in retroactive recovery: contains:, url_title, url_description:, bio:, bio_name:, status_count:, followers_count:, friends_count:, listed_count:

    Advanced operators not available in retroactive recovery: url_contains:, sample:, bio_location:, time_zone:, source:, retweets_of_status_id:, in_reply_to_status_id

    To make groups. By default AND (space) has priority over OR (OR).

    (scandal OR boycott) bank (scandal OR boycott) (banks OR bank) bank scandal -(director OR CEO)

    Quotation mark ""

    To monitor an exact expression.

    "General company" instead of General company to avoid picking up tweets such as: "the company had planned a general meeting for this day".

    Captures all posts containing a specific emoji.

    😂 Captures all posts containing the "joy" emoji.

    contains:

    Captures all posts containing the string "element", including inside a word. Operator not available for retroactive data recovery.

    contains:account Captures account, accountability, accountable, accounting ...

    But also: nonaccountable, unaccounted ...

    lang: XX

    Allows you to take into account only publications in a particular language. XX= language abbreviation. The main languages: fr (French), en (English), es (Spanish), ja (Japanese). See the list of available languages.

    motorcycle lang:fr Captures all French publications with the keyword "motorcycle" in it. motorcycle -lang:ja Does not pick up any publication in English, Japanese...

    Captures replies addressed to user @user

    to:Bloomberg Capture replies to all tweets from @Bloomberg, and also all tweets starting with "@Bloomberg...". Does NOT pick up tweets from @Bloomberg.

    Captures tweets from accounts that have been identified as within a given rectangular area. LON1 and LAT1 = longitude and latitude of the southwest corner of the rectangular area. LON2 and LAT2 = longitude and latitude of the northeast corner of the rectangular area. LON1, LAT1, LON2 and LAT2 in degrees (±180)

    profile_bounding_box:[-105.301758 39.964069 -105.178505 40.09455] Captures all tweets from accounts that have been identified as in a city within a rectangle around Boulder, Colorado, USA.

    statuses_count:AAA statuses_count:AAA..BBB

    Captures all tweets from accounts with a certain activity under their belt. AAA = lower bound BBB = upper bound Operator not available for retroactive data recovery

    statuses_count:100 Captures all tweets from accounts that have made at least 100 tweets (in total). statuses_count:100..10000 Captures all tweets from accounts that have tweeted at least 100 (total) but less than 10,000.

    followers_count:AAA followers_count:AAA..BBB

    Captures all tweets from accounts with a certain number of followers. AAA = lower bound BBB = upper bound Operator not available for retroactive data recovery

    followers_count:10000 Captures all tweets from accounts with at least 10,000 followers. followers_count:10000..1000000 Captures all tweets from accounts with at least 10,000 followers, but less than 1 million.

    friends_count:AAA friends_count:AAA..BBB

    Captures all tweets from accounts with a certain number of followers. AAA = lower bound BBB = upper bound Operator not available for retroactive data recovery

    friends_count:10 Captures all tweets from accounts with at least 10,000 followers. friends_count:10..1000 Captures all tweets from accounts with at least 10 followers, but less than 1000.

    listed_count:AAA listed_count:AAA..BBB

    Captures all tweets from accounts that have been added to a number of lists. AAA = lower bound BBB = upper bound Operator not available for retroactive data recovery

    listed_count:100 Captures all tweets from accounts that have been added to at least 100 lists. friends_count:100..1000 Captures all tweets from accounts added to at least 100 lists, but less than 1000.

    is:verified

    Captures all tweets from verified accounts. LON = longitude in degrees (±180) LAT = latitude in degrees (±180) RAD = radius of the circle, specifying the unit (between 0 and 25mi or between à and 40km)

    coca is:verified Captures all tweets containing the keyword coca and written by verified accounts.

    Only captures tweets that quote another tweet.

    "to unroll" is:quote Captures all tweets containing the keyword "to unroll", and which point to another tweet.

    -is:nullcast

    Excludes ‘nullcasted’ posts (also known as ‘dark posts’), i.e. posts made from the advertising interface.

    Can only be used for exclusion.

    from:apple -is:nullcast

    has:links

    Captures only tweets containing a link.

    "I like" -has:links Captures all tweets that contain the keyword phrase "I like", but do not contain a link.

    sample:ZZ

    Allows you to retrieve only a sample of the data. ZZ = a percentage, between 1 and 100 Operator not available for retroactive data recovery

    coca sample:10 Captures 10% of content containing the keyword "coca".

    $SYMBOLE

    Captures all posts containing a specific cashtag.

    $AMZN Captures all publications containing $AMZN, that is to say evoking the stock market quotation of the company Amazon.

    bio_location:key-word

    Captures all tweets from accounts with "keyword" in their "Location" field. Operator not available for retroactive data recovery

    bio_location:Eiffel Captures all tweets from people who put the keyword "Eiffel" in their "Location" field.

    has:profile_geo

    Captures all tweets from accounts for which Visibrain has managed to identify (from the "Location" profile field) the location.

    bonjour lang:fr has:profile_geo Captures French-speaking tweets containing the keyword "Bonjour", and issued by accounts in which Visibrain has managed to identify the location.

    time_zone:"timezone name"

    Captures tweets from people who have entered a specific timezone in their profile. Operator not available for retroactive data recovery

    time_zone:"Paris" Captures all tweets from profiles who have explicitly set their profile to the Paris timezone (GMT+1).

    source:"Twitter client name"

    Captures tweets from a specific Twitter client (software). Operator not available for retroactive data recovery

    source:tweetdeck Captures tweets sent with TweetDeck (i.e. very often tweets from seasoned users)

    has:mentions

    Captures tweets that mention another user.

    bonjour -has:mentions Captures tweets that contain the keyword "hello", but don't mention another Twitter user.

    has:hashtags

    Captures tweets containing at least one hashtag.

    coca has:hashtags Captures tweets containing the keyword "coca", and any hashtag (for example: "#Love Coke")

    has:symbols

    Captures tweets containing at least one cashtag.

    breaking has:symbols Picks up tweets containing the keyword "breaking", and any cashtag (for example: "Breaking News, $AMZN stock up")

    has:media has:images has:video

    Captures tweets that contain attached media, or more specifically an image or video.

    #NewYear has:media Captures tweets with the hashtag #newyear that contain an image or video. #NewYear has:video Captures tweets with the hashtag #newyear that contain a video (but not those that contain an image).

    retweets_of_status_id:ID

    Captures all retweets of a specific tweet. ID = the exact id of the desired tweet Operator not available for retroactive data recovery

    retweets_of_status_id:821391052594614272 Captures all retweets of .

    in_reply_to_status_id:ID

    Captures all tweet replies to a specific tweet. ID = the exact id of the desired tweet Operator not available for retroactive data recovery

    in_reply_to_status_id:821391052594614272 Captures all retweets of .

    Space

    To associate words, corresponds to the logical "AND".

    bank scandal It focuses on posts that contain these two keywords, regardless of their position within the post.

    OR

    To search for one word or another. Corresponds to the logical "OR".

    scandal OR boycott It focuses on posts that contain at least one of these two keywords.

    Sign -

    To exclude a word.

    -bank To avoid fetching posts that contain this word.

    key-word

    Captures all posts containing the keyword, or the keyword with a # in front (hashtag).

    car Captures all publications with the keyword "car" or the hashtag #car.

    "exact expression"

    Captures all publications containing the exact expression, i.e. all the words of the phrase, in this precise order.

    "blue car" Catch all posts with the keyword expression "blue car" in them. Does NOT pick up the following content: blue car and yellow car.

    #hashtag

    Captures all posts containing the hashtag.

    #car Captures all publications with the hashtag #car in it. Does NOT pick up posts with the keyword "car", without #.

    from:user

    Captures all @user Twitter account activity.

    from:Bloomberg Captures when @Bloomberg writes a tweet, or when @Bloomberg retweets another account. Do NOT pick up when another account retweets @Bloomberg.

    retweets_of:user

    Captures retweets (made by other accounts) of tweets written by @user.

    retweets_of:Bloomberg Captures when @journalist1 retweets a tweet from @Bloomberg. Do NOT capture the initial tweet from @Bloomberg.

    @user

    Captures when a tweet mentions @user

    @Bloomberg Captures when a user writes a tweet "read this on @Bloomberg". Do NOT pick up tweets from @Bloomberg.

    url:key-word url:"exact expression"

    Captures all web content whose URL contains the keyword (or exact expression).

    url:"bloomberg.com" Captures all publications from the bloomberg.com website

    url_title:key-word url_title:"exact expression"

    Captures all web content whose title contains the keyword (or exact expression). Operator not available for retroactive data recovery.

    url_title:"Breaking News" Captures all posts titled "Breaking News" (exact expression). url_title:Breaking url_title:News Captures all posts containing the keywords Breaking and News in their title (regardless of keyword order).

    url_description:key-word url_description:"exact expression"

    Captures all web content whose body contains the keyword (or exact expression). Operator not available for retroactive data recovery.

    url_description:Amazon Captures all articles with "Amazon" in their cap, and all YouTube videos with "Amazon" in their description.

    bio:key-word bio:"exact expression"

    Captures all tweets from accounts whose biography contains the exact keyword or exact expression. Operator not available for retroactive data recovery.

    bio:journalist Captures all tweets from accounts that have declared themselves as journalists in their bio. (Does NOT pick up "journalists")

    bio_name:key-word bio_name:"exact expression"

    Captures all tweets from accounts whose full name contains the exact keyword or exact expression. Operator not available for retroactive data recovery.

    bio_name:"times" Captures all tweets with "Times" in their full name (eg: @nytimes, @TheTimes_UK...)

    profile_point_radius:[LON LAT RAD]

    Captures tweets from accounts that have been identified as being in a given circular area. LON = longitude in degrees (±180) LAT = latitude in degrees (±180) RAD = radius of the circle, specifying the unit (between 0 and 25mi or between à and 40km)

    profile_point_radius:[2.3412 48.8569 50km] Captures all tweets from accounts that have been identified as in a city less than 50km from Paris.

    place:"Place name"

    Captures tweets geolocated to a specific location.

    place:"Paris" Captures geolocated tweets in Paris.

    place_country:XX

    Captures tweets that have been geolocated to a certain country. XX = country abbreviation The place_country operator operates on the GPS geolocation of tweets having activated GPS geolocation, ie 0.5% of tweets.

    place_country:us Captures tweets geolocated in the United States

    has:geo

    Captures tweets that contain any geolocation information.

    accident has:geo Captures all geotagged tweets that contain the keyword "accident".

    "key-word1 key-word2"~N

    Proximity operator between keywords. N = number of words allowed between keyword 1 and keyword 2 (between 1 and 6).

    "blue car"~2 Will capture "my red and blue car" But won't pick up "my red car and my blue van"

    url_contains:element

    Captures all web content whose URL contains the word part "element". Operator not available for retroactive data recovery

    url_contains:times Captures all articles from thetimes.co.uk, nytimes.com...

    is:retweet

    Captures only retweets.

    "weak signal" -is:retweet Picks up all original tweets containing the phrase "weak signal", but does not pick up related retweets.

    Bracket ()

    emoji:

    to:user

    profile_bounding_box:[LON1 LAT1 LON2 LAT2]

    is:quote

    this tweet
    this tweet
    Guide's platform

    X (formerly Twitter)

    The CTRL+F command and Command+F on a Macbook allows you to easily find your filter in the table.

    Common filter for all the social networks

    Specific content filters for Twitter

    Operator
    Use
    Example

    Accounts filters

    Filter
    Use
    Example

    Filters on quoted tweets

    Operator
    Use
    Example

    Filters on link

    Operator
    Use
    Example

    X (formerly Twitter)

    The CTRL+F command and Command+F on a Macbook allows you to easily find your filter in the table.

    Common filter for all the social networks

    !contains:Element

    Focus on a character sequence while being word case sensitive. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !contains:Gap It focuses on all the posts containing Gap while being sensitive to word case (only with a capital L). This filter is very useful to focus on a proper noun for example the name of your brand).

    full_contains:

    Combine contains / link_title_contains / link_description_contains / quoted_contains It will focus on the character sequence contained in tweets', articles', replies' and quoted tweets'.

    full_contains:sport Will focus on posts, articles, and quoted tweets that contain the list of characters sport. Esport, parasport, watersports ... This filter is very useful when you need to exclude data from all sources (tweets / articles / quoted tweets / replies)

    !full_contains:

    Combine !contains / !link_title_contains / !link_description_contains / !quoted_contains It will focus on the character sequence contained in tweets', articles', replies' and quoted tweets'.

    WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !full_contains:Ford It focuses on all the posts containing the following characters : Ford, but taking the case letter (only capital F) and accents into consideration.

    Example : it will not take in "afford"

    This filter is very useful if you want to focus on a name, proper noun, or a brand.

    emoji:

    Focus on posts containing a specific emoji.

    emoji:joy It focuses on all the posts containing the emoji "joy"😂

    has_emoji: (true/false)

    Focus on posts containing one or more emoji.

    has_emoji:true It focuses on all the posts containing at least one emoji.

    proximity:

    Define a maximum distance between two or three keywords

    proximity:"apple samsung"~4 Focus on posts containing Apple and Samsung distanced by 4 keywords max

    Isolate all the posts that have a GPS location (the contact information transmited by the phone at the time the Tweet was published)

    has_gps:true It allows you to isolate all the posts that have been posted with a GPS data.

    has_geo: (true/false)

    Isolate all the posts that have a geographic location. (the location that the user has declared in its biography) It's all the users who declared their location when they created their account

    has_geo:true It allows you to focus on all the posts published by users that have declared their location.

    has_link: (true/false)

    Isolate all the posts containing a link (articles, photos, videos...)

    has_link:true It allows you to focus on all the tweets related to your subject that contain a link redirecting to an article. It's ideal if you want to focus on all the press coverage.

    has_medias: (true/false)

    Focus on all the posts containing a photo or a video.

    has_media:true

    Focuses on all the posts containing a photo or a video.

    hashtag_count: (</>/=)

    Allows you to filter publications according to the number of hashtags contained in the publication

    hashtag_count:<10 Filters on publications containing less than 10 hashtags.

    mention_count: (</>/=)

    Allows you to filter publications according to the number of accounts mentioned in the publication

    mention_count:<10 Filters on publications containing less than 10 accounts mentioned

    sensitive:

    (true/false)

    Isolate or excludes ‘sensitive’ publications

    sensitive:false Excludes all publications considered "sensitive".

    replied_contains:

    Search for a certain keyword within a reply to a tweet

    replied_contains:innov Focuses on the words innovative, innovation, innovations, innovate ... in replies to other tweets.

    Filter on the posts mentioning accounts with a specific character sequence

    mention_contains:Tesco It focuses on posts in which all accounts associated with Tesco (Tesco, Tesco news, Tesco mobile...) are mentioned.

    quoted_user:user

    Filter on tweets quoting a specific user. A quote being neither a retweet or a mention, this operator allows to isolate this other type of engagement. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    quoted_user:elonmusk It focuses on all the posts quoting @elonmusk's tweets.

    from_contains:

    Isolates accounts whose account name contains a specific string of characters

    Replaces : original_screen_name_contains:

    from_contains:asso Isolates accounts with the string of character asso in the account name.

    profile_contains:

    Combine bio_contains / screen_name_contains / display_name_contains: Filter on the activity of original users that have a specific character sequence in users' biography; display name or screen name, in order to identify communities.

    profile_contains:government Will focus on the activity of accounts containing governement in their bio, screen or display names. This will be very useful when looking to focus on the activity of a large group of users.

    original_profile_contains:

    Combine original_bio_contains / original_screen_name_contains / original_display_name_contains Filter on the activity of original users that have a specific character sequence in original users' biography; display name or screen name, in order to identify communities.

    original_profile_contains:europe Will focus on the activity of original users that have europe in their bios, screen or display names. This will be very useful when looking to focus on the activity of a large group of original users.

    !profile_contains:

    Combine !bio_contains / !screen_name_contains / !display_name_contains

    Filter on the activity of users that have a specific character sequence in original users' biography; display name or screen name, in order to identify communities. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !profile_contains:Washington Will focus on the activity of users that have Washington contained in their bios, screen or display names and taking into consideration the capital W. For example accounts for the Washington Post

    !original_profile_contains:

    Combine !original_bio_contains / !original_screen_name_contains / !original_display_name_contains Filter on the activity of original users that have a specific character sequence in original users' biography; display name or screen name, in order to identify communities. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !original_profile_contains:Sanofi Will focus on the activity of original users that have Sanofi contained in their bios, screen or display names and taking into consideration the capital S. For example, Sanofi workers union accounts

    bio:

    Focus on a keyword contained in biographies, in order to identify communities.

    bio:journalist It focuses on the user's activity whose biography contains the word "journalist". It won't search for the word "journalists" or "journalistic". It can be helpful if you want to identify users declaring a specific interest : bio:football It will list all the users that have participated to the analyzed topic and that have mentioned the keyword "football" in their biography.

    original_bio:

    Filter on a keyword in original users biographies.

    original_bio:journalist It filters on the posts that have been published by users whose biography contains the word "journalist". It won't search for the word "journalistic" for example. It can be helpful if you want to identify original users declaring a specific interest for something : original_bio:france It will list al the users that have participated to the analyzed topic and that have mentioned the word "france" in their biography.

    bio_contains:

    Filter on a specific character sequence in users' biographies, in order to identify communities.

    bio_contains:blog It filters on users activity whose biography contains blog. It allows to increase the research : blog, blogging, blogger... It can be helpful to identify users declaring a specific interest for something : bio_contains:fashion It will list all the users that have participated to the analyzed topic and that have mentioned fashion in their bios

    original_bio_contains:

    Filter on a specific character sequence in original users' biography, in order to identify communities.

    original_bio_contains:blog It focuses on the posts that have been posted by users whose biography contains "blog". It allows you to increase the research : blog, blogger, blogging It can be helpful to identify original users declaring a specific interest for something : original_bio_contains:medicine It will list all the users that have participated to the analyzed topic and that have mentioned the word "medicine" in their biography (journalist, expert, speaker...)

    !bio_contains:

    Filter on a specific character sequence in users' biographies, in order to identify communities. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !bio_contains:PSG It focuses on the users activity whose biography contains "PSG" only if it's written in capital letters : PSG, PSGfans, PSGgroups, @PSG... It can be helpful to identify users declaring a specific interest for something :

    !bio_contains:Total It will list all the users that have participated to the analyzed topic and that have mentioned the brand Total in their biography (Total employees, trade unionist...)

    !original_bio_contains:

    Filter on a specific character sequence in original users' biographies, in order to identify communities. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !original_bio_contains:PSG It filters on the posts that have been posted by users whose biography contains "PSG" only if it's written in capital letters : PSG, PSGfans, PSGgroups, @PSG... It can be helpful to identify original users declaring a specific interest for something : !original_bio_contains:travel It will list all the users that have participated to the analyzed topic and that have mentioned the word "travel" in their biography (travel agent, blog, journalist, fans...)

    bio_location:

    Filter on the activity of users that have indicated a specific location.

    bio_location:paris It focuses on the activity of users that have declared being in Paris.

    original_bio_location:

    Filter on the posts of users that have declared a specific location.

    original_bio_location:united It focuses on the activity of people that have declared a specific location containing the word "united". It will get people from United-States and United-Kingdom.

    original_bio_location_contains:

    Filter on the posts of users that have declared a specific location related to a character sequence.

    original_bio_location_contains:united It focuses on the original posts of users that have declared a location containing the word "united". It will get users from United-States and United-Kingdom.

    bio_website_contains:

    Filter on the activity of users whose biography contains a website url containing a specific character sequence

    bio_website_contains:insta It focuses on the activity of users that have mentioned a link containing "insta" in their biography. It can be helpful to identify influencers having an instagram account.

    original_bio_website_contains:

    Filter on posts of the users whose biography contains a website url containing a specific character sequence

    original_bio_website_contains:blog It focuses on the activity of users that have mentioned a link containing "blog" in their biography. It can be helpful to identify influencers having a blog.

    country:

    Filter posts of users that have indicated the country in their Twitter bio.

    country:france It focuses on all the posts of users that have France in their location.

    region:

    Focus the posts of users that have indicated the region in their Twitter bio.

    region:midwest It focuses on the posts of users have the midwest in their location.

    city:

    Filter on the posts of users that have indicated the city they in their Twitter bio.

    city:paris It focuses on the posts of users that have Paris in their location.

    original_interest_contains:

    Allows you to filter the publications of Internet users interested in a particular field, using a specific character sequence.

    original_interest_contains:sport

    Filters out publications by internet users interested in sport and e-sport.

    verified: (true/false)

    It allows you to sort users according to their verified status on their Twitter account

    verified:true It focuses on the activity of verified Twitter account.

    original_verified: (true/false)

    It allows you to filter on Twitter original users, according to their verified status.

    original_verified:true It focuses on the activity of users whose account is verify.

    verified_type: (blue/business/government)

    Enables you to filter through verified accounts' activity with Twitter's new verified types. Gold: Business Grey: Government Blue: Paid Accounts

    verified_type:government Enables you to access government accounts' activity

    original_verified_type: (blue/business/government)

    Enables you to filter through verified accounts' posts and generated retweets with Twitter's new verified types. Gold: Business Grey: Government Blue: Paid Accounts

    original_verified_type:business Enables you to focus on business accounts' tweets and generated retweet

    audience: ("very low" / "low" / "medium" / "high" / "very high")

    It allows you to sort users according to their number of followers : Very low : Less than 50 followers Low : Between 50 and 250 followers Medium : Between 250 and 1000 followers High : Between 1000 and 5000 followers Very high : More than 5000 followers

    audience:"very high" It focuses on the activity of users having more than 5000 followers.

    original_audience: ("very low" / "low" / "medium" / "high" / "very high")

    It allows you to sort original users according to their number of followers : Very low : Less than 50 followers Low : Between 50 and 250 followers Medium : Between 250 and 1000 followers High : Between 1000 and 5000 followers Very high : More than 5000 followers

    original_audience:high It focuses on the activity of the posts that have been published by users having more than 5000 followers.

    followers_count: (>/</=)

    It allows you to sort Twitter users according to a certain amount of followers.

    followers_count:>5000 It focuses on the activity of users having more than 5000 followers.

    original_followers_count: (>/</=)

    It allows you to sort the original users according to an amount of followers.

    original_followers_count:>5000 It focuses on the posts that have been published by original users having more than 5000 followers.

    followings_count: (>/</=)

    It allows you to sort the users according to the number of account they follow

    followings_count:<200 It focuses on the activity of users following less than 200 followers.

    original_followings_count: (> / < / =)

    Sort original users by the number of accounts they follow

    original_followings_count:<200

    Filters out publications by original users who follow fewer than 200 different accounts.

    activity: ("very low" / "low" / "medium" / "high" / "very high")

    It allows you to sort users according to the average activity (Tweets average posted per day since the account creation) Very low : less than 0.15 tweet per day Low : between 0.15 an 2 tweets per day Medium : between 2 and 10 tweets per day High : between 10 and 20 tweets per day Very high : more than 20 tweets per day

    original_activity:medium It focuses on the posts of original users whose activity (tweets average posted per day since the account creation) is between 2 and 10 tweets per day.

    original_activity: ("very low" / "low" / "medium" / "high" / "very high")

    Allows you to sort original users according to their average activity (average number of tweets sent per day since the account was created) Very low: less than 0.15 tweets per day Low: less than 2 tweets per day Medium: less than 10 tweets per day High: less than 20 tweets per day Very High: more than 20 tweets per day

    original_activity:medium Filters out publications by original users whose activity (average number of tweets per day since the account was created) is between 2 and 10 tweets per day.

    activity_value: (>/</=)

    It allows you to sort users according to their average activity (tweets average per day that have been published since the account creation)

    activity_value:<20 It focuses on the activity of users having an average activity below 20 tweets/day.

    original_activity_value: (>/</=)

    It allows you to sort original users according to their average activity (average of tweets that have been published per day since the account creation).

    original_activity_value:<20 It focuses on the posts published by original users whose average activity is below 20 tweets per day.

    tweet_count: (>/</=)

    It allows you to sort users according to the number of posts that they have posted or reposted since their account creation.

    tweet_count:>20 It focuses on the activity of users that have published at least 20 different tweets or retweets since their account creation. It can be helpful to identify fans and detractors.

    original_tweet_count: (>/</=)

    It allows you to sort original users according to the number of posts they have published since their account creation.

    original_tweet_count:>20 It focuses on the posts of original users that have published at least 20 different tweets since the creation of their account. It can be helpful to identify fans and detractors on the topic.

    gender: (female/male)

    It allows you to sort users according to their declared gender This type of filter is based on a declarative data (according of what the user has decided to share on Twitter), it can represent a sample.

    gender:(male OR female) It allows you to focus on the activity of the users that declared a specific gender (who doesn't have neutral gender as companies or media or bots).

    original_gender: (female/male)

    It allows you to sort original users according to the gender they have declared. This type of filter is based on a declarative data (according to what the user has decided to share on Twitter). It can represent a sample.

    original_gender:female It allows you to focus on posts of users that declared being a female.

    screen_name_contains:

    It allows you to focus on the activity of users whose Twitter account name ("@") contains a specific sequence of characters.

    screen_name_contains:Tesco It allows you to focus on the activity of all the Twitter accounts containing the sequence of characters "Tesco" in their handle. It will get : @Tesco @Tescomobile @Tesconews It allows you to easily identify the activity of the group Tesco without having to write each different entity.

    original_screen_name_contains:

    It allows you to isolate original users according to their Twitter account name (Handle).

    original_screen_name_contains:airbus It allows you to focus on the posts that have been published by the different airbus accounts : @Airbus @AirbusPRESS @AirbusCareers @AirbusSpace ... It allows you to identify all the different communication channels of the brand and all the posts that have been published by these accounts without having to write them one by one.

    display_name:

    It allows you to isolate the activity of the users whose the display name is a specific keyword.

    display_name:Dior It focuses on the activity of the users whose display name is "Dior".

    original_display_name:

    It allows you to isolate on the posts of original users whose display name contains a specific keyword.

    original_display_name:dior It focuses on the posts that have been published by original users whose display name is "dior".

    display_name_contains:

    It allows you to isolate the activity of users whose display name contains a specific sequence of characters.

    display_name_contains:exhibition It filters on the activity of users whose display name contains the sequence of characters "exhibition". It allows you to find all the official accounts of big exhibitions.

    original_display_name_contains:

    It allows you to isolate all the posts of original users whose display name contains a specific sequence of characters.

    original_display_name_contains:minister It focuses on the posts that have been published by original users whose display name contains the sequence of characters "minister". It allows you to isolate communications posted by the government official accounts.

    user_creation_date:

    (> / < / =)

    Allows you to filter user publications according to the exact date (in the following format: YYYYMMDDHHmm) on which their account was created.

    user_creation_date:<201001010000 Filter on all publications by users whose accounts were created before 00:00 on 1 January 2010.

    original_user_creation_date:

    (> / < / =)

    Allows you to filter the publications of original users according to the exact date (in the following format: YYYYMMDDHHmm) on which their account was created.

    user_creation_day:

    (> / < / =)

    Filter on all publications by original users whose accounts were created before 00:00 on 1 January 2010.

    user_creation_day:

    (> / < / =)

    Allows you to filter user publications according to the date (in the following format: YYYYMMDD) on which their account was created.

    user_creation_day:>20240701

    Allows you to filter publications by users created after 1 July 2024.

    original_user_creation_day:

    (> / < / =)

    Allows you to filter the publications of original users according to the date (in the following format: YYYYMMDD) on which their account was created.

    original_user_creation_day: >20240701

    Used to filter publications by original users created after 1 July 2024.

    user_account_age:

    (> / < / =)

    Allows you to filter users' publications according to the number of days from the creation of their account to the time the publication was issued.

    user_account_age:<30

    Used to filter on publications by users created within the 30 days preceding the publication.

    original_user_account_age:

    (> / < / =)

    Allows you to filter the publications of original users according to the number of days since their account was created at the time the publication was issued.

    original_user_account_age:>30

    Used to filter on publications by original users created more than 30 days before publication.

    parody: (true / false)

    Allows you to filter accounts designated as parody.

    parody:true

    Filters out all the parody accounts that have commented on the subject.

    original_parody: (true / false)

    Used to identify when a ‘normal’ account quotes content from a parody account.

    original_parody:true

    Used to identify tweets that have responded to content from a parody account.

    It allows you to filter on a specific sequence of characters that has been used in a quoted tweet, while taking the case letter into consideration.

    !quoted_contains:PSG It focuses on tweets quoting another one that contains the sequence of characters PSG (PSG, #PSGMANCHESTER, ...)

    quoted_user:user

    It allows you to filter on tweets quoting a specific user. A quote being neither a retweet or a mention, this operator allows to isolate this other type of engagement

    quoted_user:elonmusk It focuses on tweets quoting one of @elonmusk's tweets.

    quoted_tweet:TweetURL

    It allows you to filter on tweets quoting a specific other tweet. A quoted tweet being neither neither a retweet or a link share, this operator allows to isolate this other type share. Write the tweet under this format : "http://twitter.com/AUTOR/statuses/ID"

    quoted_tweet:http://twitter.com/visibrain/statuses/1090292597573193728 It isolates quoted tweets whose ID is 1090292597573193728

    quoted_bio

    It allows you to filter on the posts quoting a user tweet containing a specific keyword in its biography.

    quoted_bio:minister It filters on all the posts quoting ministers tweets.

    quoted_bio_contains:

    It allows you to filter on the posts quoting a user's tweet containing a specific sequence of characters in its biography.

    quoted_bio_contains:eco It focuses on all the posts quoting tweets that have been posted by users whose biography contains the sequence of characters "eco". It will get "economy", "ecological", "ecofriendly", etc...

    !quoted_bio_contains:

    It allows you to filter on posts quoting a user's tweet whose biography contains a specific sequence of characters while taking the case letter into consideration.

    !quoted_bio_contains:Apple It focuses on the posts quoting tweets that have been posted by users whose biography contains the sequence of characters "Apple" with capital A. It will get : Appel, Appleaddict, proApple, antiApple It won't get : apple, applefruit...

    It allows you to isolate articles whose title contains a specific word.

    link_title:taxes It focuses on the articles whose title contains the word "taxes"

    link_title_contains:

    It allows you to isolate articles whose title contains a specific sequence of characters.

    link_title_contains:tax It focuses on articles whose title contains the following sequence of characters : "tax" It will take into consideration : tax, taxi, taxing, taxpayer...

    !link_title_contains:

    It allows you to isolate articles whose title contains a specific sequence of characters, while taking the case letter into consideration.

    !link_title_contains:PSG It focuses on the articles whose title contains the sequence of characters : "PSG".

    link_description_contains:

    It allows you to isolate articles whose body article (content, description, introduction) contains a specific sequence of characters.

    link_description_contains:eco It focuses on the articles whose content contains the following sequence of characters "eco". It will take into consideration : eco, economy, ecological, ecofriendly, etc.

    !link_description_contains:

    It allows you to isolate articles whose body article (content, description, introduction) contains a specific sequence of characters while taking the case letter into consideration.

    !link_description_contains:PSG It focuses on articles whose content contains the following sequence of characters : "PSG" with capital letters and exclude "psg" without capital letters. It works the same with accents. It will take into consideration : PSG, PSGfans, PSGgroup .....

    keyword

    Focus on all the posts containing the keyword with or without a hashtag before.

    car It focuses on all the posts with the keyword 'car' or the hashtag 'car'.

    'the exact expression'

    Focus on all the posts containing the exact expression : all the words of this expression, in this exact order.

    'blue car' It focuses on all the posts with the key-expression 'blue car' in it. It doesn't search for the following content : the blue auto and the yellow car.

    #keyword

    Focus on all the posts containing a specific hashtag.

    #car It focuses on all the posts containing the hashtag #car. It won't search for the posts containing the keyword 'car' without a #.

    lang:

    Focus on posts in a specific language. xx = language abbreviation The main languages are : - fr : french - en : english - es : spanish - ja : japanese Check the 64 languages list

    lang:en It focuses on all the english speaking posts.

    contains:element

    Focus on all the posts containing a character sequence WARNING: this filter is not case & accent sensitive

    retweet: (true/false)

    Exclude or include retweets from your analysis

    retweets:false It will exclude all the retweets of the analysis This filter is very useful if you wish to setup an alert but receive every retweet.

    is_reply: (true/false)

    Focus on all the posts that are replying to other tweets.

    mention:mybrand is_reply:true It focuses on all the tweets that mention @mybrand, but that are also answering to @mybrand's tweets.

    in_reply_to:

    Focuses on a answers to a specific tweet. You need to mention the tweet in the following format : "http://twitter.com/AUTEUR/statuses/ID" (with the quote mark, without s to http and with statuses)

    in_reply_to:"http://twitter.com/visibrain/statuses/1130505564352598016" It focuses on the follong tweet's replies : id 1130505564352598016

    from:user

    Focus on all the posts and retweets thats have been generated by @user's tweets. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    from:elonmusk It allows you to focus on all the original tweets published by Elon Musk and all the retweets that have been generated by his posts. We can also use @elonmusk as a shortcut.

    by:user

    Filter on the activity posted by @user account (posts and retweets made by the account). WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    by:elonmusk It filters on the activity of Elon Musk : original tweets and retweets made by the account. This operator won't consider the other accounts activity (retweets generated by Elon Musk will not be presented)

    mention:user

    Filter on all the posts mentionning a specific account WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    mention:elonmusk It is only searching for posts in which Elon Musk's account is directly mentioned.

    quoting: (true/false)

    It allows you to isolate tweets quoting another tweet.

    quoting:true It focuses on tweets quoting another one.

    quoted:

    It allows you to filter on keyword used in a quoted tweet.

    quoted:airbus It focuses on tweets quoting another one that contains the keyword "airbus".

    quoted_contains:

    It allows you to filter on a specific sequence of characters that has been used in a quoted tweet.

    quoted_contains:problem It focuses on tweets quoting another one that contains the sequence of characters "problem" (problems, problem, problematic...).

    domain:

    It allows you to isolate all the articles that have been posted on a specific website.

    domain:bloomberg It focuses on the articles that come from Bloomberg Website. It allows to isolate all the content whose impact is really strong.

    domain_contains:

    It allows you to isolate all the articles coming from a website whose name contains a specific sequence of characters.

    domain_contains:blog It focuses on the link coming from a website whose domain contains the following sequence of characters : "blog"

    url_contains:

    It allows you to isolate the articles whose URL contains a specific sequence of characters.

    url_contains:scandal It focuses on the articles whose URL contains the following sequence of characters "scandal". It will take into consideration : scandal, scandalize, scandals...

    contains:blog will focus on posts containing the mentionned letters, will for example take into account keywords such as: blog, bloger, blogs ...

    has_gps: (true/false)

    mention_contains:user

    !quoted_contains:

    link_title:

    keyword

    Focus on all the posts containing the keyword with or without a hashtag before.

    car It focuses on all the posts with the keyword 'car' or the hashtag 'car'.

    'the exact expression'

    Focus on all the posts containing the exact expression : all the words of this expression, in this exact order.

    'blue car' It focuses on all the posts with the key-expression 'blue car' in it. It doesn't search for the following content : the blue auto and the yellow car.

    #keyword

    Focus on all the posts containing a specific hashtag.

    #car It focuses on all the posts containing the hashtag #car. It won't search for the posts containing the keyword 'car' without a #.

    lang:

    Focus on posts in a specific language. xx = language abbreviation The main languages are : - fr : french - en : english - es : spanish - ja : japanese

    lang:en It focuses on all the english speaking posts.

    contains:element

    Focus on all the posts containing a character sequence WARNING: this filter is not case & accent sensitive

    Specific content filters for Twitter

    Operator
    Use
    Example

    retweet: (true/false)

    Exclude or include retweets from your analysis

    retweets:false It will exclude all the retweets of the analysis This filter is very useful if you wish to setup an alert but receive every retweet.

    is_reply: (true/false)

    Focus on all the posts that are replying to other tweets.

    mention:mybrand is_reply:true It focuses on all the tweets that mention @mybrand, but that are also answering to @mybrand's tweets.

    in_reply_to:

    Focuses on a answers to a specific tweet. You need to mention the tweet in the following format : " (with the quote mark, without s to http and with statuses)

    in_reply_to:"" It focuses on the follong tweet's replies : id 1130505564352598016

    Accounts filters

    Filter
    Use
    Example

    from:user

    Focus on all the posts and retweets thats have been generated by @user's tweets. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    from:elonmusk It allows you to focus on all the original tweets published by Elon Musk and all the retweets that have been generated by his posts. We can also use @elonmusk as a shortcut.

    by:user

    Filter on the activity posted by @user account (posts and retweets made by the account). WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    by:elonmusk It filters on the activity of Elon Musk : original tweets and retweets made by the account. This operator won't consider the other accounts activity (retweets generated by Elon Musk will not be presented)

    mention:user

    Filter on all the posts mentionning a specific account WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    mention:elonmusk It is only searching for posts in which Elon Musk's account is directly mentioned.

    Filters on quoted tweets

    Operator
    Use
    Example

    quoting: (true/false)

    It allows you to isolate tweets quoting another tweet.

    quoting:true It focuses on tweets quoting another one.

    quoted:

    It allows you to filter on keyword used in a quoted tweet.

    quoted:airbus It focuses on tweets quoting another one that contains the keyword "airbus".

    quoted_contains:

    It allows you to filter on a specific sequence of characters that has been used in a quoted tweet.

    quoted_contains:problem It focuses on tweets quoting another one that contains the sequence of characters "problem" (problems, problem, problematic...).

    Filters on link

    Operator
    Use
    Example

    domain:

    It allows you to isolate all the articles that have been posted on a specific website.

    domain:bloomberg It focuses on the articles that come from Bloomberg Website. It allows to isolate all the content whose impact is really strong.

    domain_contains:

    It allows you to isolate all the articles coming from a website whose name contains a specific sequence of characters.

    domain_contains:blog It focuses on the link coming from a website whose domain contains the following sequence of characters : "blog"

    url_contains:

    It allows you to isolate the articles whose URL contains a specific sequence of characters.

    url_contains:scandal It focuses on the articles whose URL contains the following sequence of characters "scandal". It will take into consideration : scandal, scandalize, scandals...

    contains:blog will focus on posts containing the mentionned letters, will for example take into account keywords such as: blog, bloger, blogs ...

    !contains:Element

    Focus on a character sequence while being word case sensitive. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !contains:Gap It focuses on all the posts containing Gap while being sensitive to word case (only with a capital L). This filter is very useful to focus on a proper noun for example the name of your brand).

    full_contains:

    Combine contains / link_title_contains / link_description_contains / quoted_contains It will focus on the character sequence contained in tweets', articles', replies' and quoted tweets'.

    full_contains:sport Will focus on posts, articles, and quoted tweets that contain the list of characters sport. Esport, parasport, watersports ... This filter is very useful when you need to exclude data from all sources (tweets / articles / quoted tweets / replies)

    !full_contains:

    Combine !contains / !link_title_contains / !link_description_contains / !quoted_contains It will focus on the character sequence contained in tweets', articles', replies' and quoted tweets'.

    WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !full_contains:Ford It focuses on all the posts containing the following characters : Ford, but taking the case letter (only capital F) and accents into consideration.

    Example : it will not take in "afford"

    This filter is very useful if you want to focus on a name, proper noun, or a brand.

    emoji:

    Focus on posts containing a specific emoji.

    emoji:joy It focuses on all the posts containing the emoji "joy"😂

    has_emoji: (true/false)

    Focus on posts containing one or more emoji.

    has_emoji:true It focuses on all the posts containing at least one emoji.

    proximity:

    Define a maximum distance between two or three keywords

    proximity:"apple samsung"~4 Focus on posts containing Apple and Samsung distanced by 4 keywords max

    has_gps: (true/false)

    Isolate all the posts that have a GPS location (the contact information transmited by the phone at the time the Tweet was published)

    has_gps:true It allows you to isolate all the posts that have been posted with a GPS data.

    has_geo: (true/false)

    Isolate all the posts that have a geographic location. (the location that the user has declared in its biography) It's all the users who declared their location when they created their account

    has_geo:true It allows you to focus on all the posts published by users that have declared their location.

    has_link: (true/false)

    Isolate all the posts containing a link (articles, photos, videos...)

    has_link:true It allows you to focus on all the tweets related to your subject that contain a link redirecting to an article. It's ideal if you want to focus on all the press coverage.

    has_medias: (true/false)

    Focus on all the posts containing a photo or a video.

    has_media:true

    Focuses on all the posts containing a photo or a video.

    hashtag_count: (</>/=)

    Allows you to filter publications according to the number of hashtags contained in the publication

    hashtag_count:<10 Filters on publications containing less than 10 hashtags.

    mention_count: (</>/=)

    Allows you to filter publications according to the number of accounts mentioned in the publication

    mention_count:<10 Filters on publications containing less than 10 accounts mentioned

    sensitive:

    (true/false)

    Isolate or excludes ‘sensitive’ publications

    sensitive:false Excludes all publications considered "sensitive".

    replied_contains:

    Search for a certain keyword within a reply to a tweet

    replied_contains:innov Focuses on the words innovative, innovation, innovations, innovate ... in replies to other tweets.

    mention_contains:user

    Filter on the posts mentioning accounts with a specific character sequence

    mention_contains:Tesco It focuses on posts in which all accounts associated with Tesco (Tesco, Tesco news, Tesco mobile...) are mentioned.

    quoted_user:user

    Filter on tweets quoting a specific user. A quote being neither a retweet or a mention, this operator allows to isolate this other type of engagement. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    quoted_user:elonmusk It focuses on all the posts quoting @elonmusk's tweets.

    from_contains:

    Isolates accounts whose account name contains a specific string of characters

    Replaces : original_screen_name_contains:

    from_contains:asso Isolates accounts with the string of character asso in the account name.

    profile_contains:

    Combine bio_contains / screen_name_contains / display_name_contains: Filter on the activity of original users that have a specific character sequence in users' biography; display name or screen name, in order to identify communities.

    profile_contains:government Will focus on the activity of accounts containing governement in their bio, screen or display names. This will be very useful when looking to focus on the activity of a large group of users.

    original_profile_contains:

    Combine original_bio_contains / original_screen_name_contains / original_display_name_contains Filter on the activity of original users that have a specific character sequence in original users' biography; display name or screen name, in order to identify communities.

    original_profile_contains:europe Will focus on the activity of original users that have europe in their bios, screen or display names. This will be very useful when looking to focus on the activity of a large group of original users.

    !profile_contains:

    Combine !bio_contains / !screen_name_contains / !display_name_contains

    Filter on the activity of users that have a specific character sequence in original users' biography; display name or screen name, in order to identify communities. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !profile_contains:Washington Will focus on the activity of users that have Washington contained in their bios, screen or display names and taking into consideration the capital W. For example accounts for the Washington Post

    !original_profile_contains:

    Combine !original_bio_contains / !original_screen_name_contains / !original_display_name_contains Filter on the activity of original users that have a specific character sequence in original users' biography; display name or screen name, in order to identify communities. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !original_profile_contains:Sanofi Will focus on the activity of original users that have Sanofi contained in their bios, screen or display names and taking into consideration the capital S. For example, Sanofi workers union accounts

    bio:

    Focus on a keyword contained in biographies, in order to identify communities.

    bio:journalist It focuses on the user's activity whose biography contains the word "journalist". It won't search for the word "journalists" or "journalistic". It can be helpful if you want to identify users declaring a specific interest : bio:football It will list all the users that have participated to the analyzed topic and that have mentioned the keyword "football" in their biography.

    original_bio:

    Filter on a keyword in original users biographies.

    original_bio:journalist It filters on the posts that have been published by users whose biography contains the word "journalist". It won't search for the word "journalistic" for example. It can be helpful if you want to identify original users declaring a specific interest for something : original_bio:france It will list al the users that have participated to the analyzed topic and that have mentioned the word "france" in their biography.

    bio_contains:

    Filter on a specific character sequence in users' biographies, in order to identify communities.

    bio_contains:blog It filters on users activity whose biography contains blog. It allows to increase the research : blog, blogging, blogger... It can be helpful to identify users declaring a specific interest for something : bio_contains:fashion It will list all the users that have participated to the analyzed topic and that have mentioned fashion in their bios

    original_bio_contains:

    Filter on a specific character sequence in original users' biography, in order to identify communities.

    original_bio_contains:blog It focuses on the posts that have been posted by users whose biography contains "blog". It allows you to increase the research : blog, blogger, blogging It can be helpful to identify original users declaring a specific interest for something : original_bio_contains:medicine It will list all the users that have participated to the analyzed topic and that have mentioned the word "medicine" in their biography (journalist, expert, speaker...)

    !bio_contains:

    Filter on a specific character sequence in users' biographies, in order to identify communities. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !bio_contains:PSG It focuses on the users activity whose biography contains "PSG" only if it's written in capital letters : PSG, PSGfans, PSGgroups, @PSG... It can be helpful to identify users declaring a specific interest for something :

    !bio_contains:Total It will list all the users that have participated to the analyzed topic and that have mentioned the brand Total in their biography (Total employees, trade unionist...)

    !original_bio_contains:

    Filter on a specific character sequence in original users' biographies, in order to identify communities. WARNING: this filter is case & accent sensitive

    !original_bio_contains:PSG It filters on the posts that have been posted by users whose biography contains "PSG" only if it's written in capital letters : PSG, PSGfans, PSGgroups, @PSG... It can be helpful to identify original users declaring a specific interest for something : !original_bio_contains:travel It will list all the users that have participated to the analyzed topic and that have mentioned the word "travel" in their biography (travel agent, blog, journalist, fans...)

    bio_location:

    Filter on the activity of users that have indicated a specific location.

    bio_location:paris It focuses on the activity of users that have declared being in Paris.

    original_bio_location:

    Filter on the posts of users that have declared a specific location.

    original_bio_location:united It focuses on the activity of people that have declared a specific location containing the word "united". It will get people from United-States and United-Kingdom.

    original_bio_location_contains:

    Filter on the posts of users that have declared a specific location related to a character sequence.

    original_bio_location_contains:united It focuses on the original posts of users that have declared a location containing the word "united". It will get users from United-States and United-Kingdom.

    bio_website_contains:

    Filter on the activity of users whose biography contains a website url containing a specific character sequence

    bio_website_contains:insta It focuses on the activity of users that have mentioned a link containing "insta" in their biography. It can be helpful to identify influencers having an instagram account.

    original_bio_website_contains:

    Filter on posts of the users whose biography contains a website url containing a specific character sequence

    original_bio_website_contains:blog It focuses on the activity of users that have mentioned a link containing "blog" in their biography. It can be helpful to identify influencers having a blog.

    country:

    Filter posts of users that have indicated the country in their Twitter bio.

    country:france It focuses on all the posts of users that have France in their location.

    region:

    Focus the posts of users that have indicated the region in their Twitter bio.

    region:midwest It focuses on the posts of users have the midwest in their location.

    city:

    Filter on the posts of users that have indicated the city they in their Twitter bio.

    city:paris It focuses on the posts of users that have Paris in their location.

    original_interest_contains:

    Allows you to filter the publications of Internet users interested in a particular field, using a specific character sequence.

    original_interest_contains:sport

    Filters out publications by internet users interested in sport and e-sport.

    verified: (true/false)

    It allows you to sort users according to their verified status on their Twitter account

    verified:true It focuses on the activity of verified Twitter account.

    original_verified: (true/false)

    It allows you to filter on Twitter original users, according to their verified status.

    original_verified:true It focuses on the activity of users whose account is verify.

    verified_type: (blue/business/government)

    Enables you to filter through verified accounts' activity with Twitter's new verified types. Gold: Business Grey: Government Blue: Paid Accounts

    verified_type:government Enables you to access government accounts' activity

    original_verified_type: (blue/business/government)

    Enables you to filter through verified accounts' posts and generated retweets with Twitter's new verified types. Gold: Business Grey: Government Blue: Paid Accounts

    original_verified_type:business Enables you to focus on business accounts' tweets and generated retweet

    audience: ("very low" / "low" / "medium" / "high" / "very high")

    It allows you to sort users according to their number of followers : Very low : Less than 50 followers Low : Between 50 and 250 followers Medium : Between 250 and 1000 followers High : Between 1000 and 5000 followers Very high : More than 5000 followers

    audience:"very high" It focuses on the activity of users having more than 5000 followers.

    original_audience: ("very low" / "low" / "medium" / "high" / "very high")

    It allows you to sort original users according to their number of followers : Very low : Less than 50 followers Low : Between 50 and 250 followers Medium : Between 250 and 1000 followers High : Between 1000 and 5000 followers Very high : More than 5000 followers

    original_audience:high It focuses on the activity of the posts that have been published by users having more than 5000 followers.

    followers_count: (>/</=)

    It allows you to sort Twitter users according to a certain amount of followers.

    followers_count:>5000 It focuses on the activity of users having more than 5000 followers.

    original_followers_count: (>/</=)

    It allows you to sort the original users according to an amount of followers.

    original_followers_count:>5000 It focuses on the posts that have been published by original users having more than 5000 followers.

    followings_count: (>/</=)

    It allows you to sort the users according to the number of account they follow

    followings_count:<200 It focuses on the activity of users following less than 200 followers.

    original_followings_count: (> / < / =)

    Sort original users by the number of accounts they follow

    original_followings_count:<200

    Filters out publications by original users who follow fewer than 200 different accounts.

    activity: ("very low" / "low" / "medium" / "high" / "very high")

    It allows you to sort users according to the average activity (Tweets average posted per day since the account creation) Very low : less than 0.15 tweet per day Low : between 0.15 an 2 tweets per day Medium : between 2 and 10 tweets per day High : between 10 and 20 tweets per day Very high : more than 20 tweets per day

    original_activity:medium It focuses on the posts of original users whose activity (tweets average posted per day since the account creation) is between 2 and 10 tweets per day.

    original_activity: ("very low" / "low" / "medium" / "high" / "very high")

    Allows you to sort original users according to their average activity (average number of tweets sent per day since the account was created) Very low: less than 0.15 tweets per day Low: less than 2 tweets per day Medium: less than 10 tweets per day High: less than 20 tweets per day Very High: more than 20 tweets per day

    original_activity:medium Filters out publications by original users whose activity (average number of tweets per day since the account was created) is between 2 and 10 tweets per day.

    activity_value: (>/</=)

    It allows you to sort users according to their average activity (tweets average per day that have been published since the account creation)

    activity_value:<20 It focuses on the activity of users having an average activity below 20 tweets/day.

    original_activity_value: (>/</=)

    It allows you to sort original users according to their average activity (average of tweets that have been published per day since the account creation).

    original_activity_value:<20 It focuses on the posts published by original users whose average activity is below 20 tweets per day.

    tweet_count: (>/</=)

    It allows you to sort users according to the number of posts that they have posted or reposted since their account creation.

    tweet_count:>20 It focuses on the activity of users that have published at least 20 different tweets or retweets since their account creation. It can be helpful to identify fans and detractors.

    original_tweet_count: (>/</=)

    It allows you to sort original users according to the number of posts they have published since their account creation.

    original_tweet_count:>20 It focuses on the posts of original users that have published at least 20 different tweets since the creation of their account. It can be helpful to identify fans and detractors on the topic.

    gender: (female/male)

    It allows you to sort users according to their declared gender This type of filter is based on a declarative data (according of what the user has decided to share on Twitter), it can represent a sample.

    gender:(male OR female) It allows you to focus on the activity of the users that declared a specific gender (who doesn't have neutral gender as companies or media or bots).

    original_gender: (female/male)

    It allows you to sort original users according to the gender they have declared. This type of filter is based on a declarative data (according to what the user has decided to share on Twitter). It can represent a sample.

    original_gender:female It allows you to focus on posts of users that declared being a female.

    screen_name_contains:

    It allows you to focus on the activity of users whose Twitter account name ("@") contains a specific sequence of characters.

    screen_name_contains:Tesco It allows you to focus on the activity of all the Twitter accounts containing the sequence of characters "Tesco" in their handle. It will get : @Tesco @Tescomobile @Tesconews It allows you to easily identify the activity of the group Tesco without having to write each different entity.

    original_screen_name_contains:

    It allows you to isolate original users according to their Twitter account name (Handle).

    original_screen_name_contains:airbus It allows you to focus on the posts that have been published by the different airbus accounts : @Airbus @AirbusPRESS @AirbusCareers @AirbusSpace ... It allows you to identify all the different communication channels of the brand and all the posts that have been published by these accounts without having to write them one by one.

    display_name:

    It allows you to isolate the activity of the users whose the display name is a specific keyword.

    display_name:Dior It focuses on the activity of the users whose display name is "Dior".

    original_display_name:

    It allows you to isolate on the posts of original users whose display name contains a specific keyword.

    original_display_name:dior It focuses on the posts that have been published by original users whose display name is "dior".

    display_name_contains:

    It allows you to isolate the activity of users whose display name contains a specific sequence of characters.

    display_name_contains:exhibition It filters on the activity of users whose display name contains the sequence of characters "exhibition". It allows you to find all the official accounts of big exhibitions.

    original_display_name_contains:

    It allows you to isolate all the posts of original users whose display name contains a specific sequence of characters.

    original_display_name_contains:minister It focuses on the posts that have been published by original users whose display name contains the sequence of characters "minister". It allows you to isolate communications posted by the government official accounts.

    user_creation_date:

    (> / < / =)

    Allows you to filter user publications according to the exact date (in the following format: YYYYMMDDHHmm) on which their account was created.

    user_creation_date:<201001010000 Filter on all publications by users whose accounts were created before 00:00 on 1 January 2010.

    original_user_creation_date:

    (> / < / =)

    Allows you to filter the publications of original users according to the exact date (in the following format: YYYYMMDDHHmm) on which their account was created.

    user_creation_day:

    (> / < / =)

    Filter on all publications by original users whose accounts were created before 00:00 on 1 January 2010.

    user_creation_day:

    (> / < / =)

    Allows you to filter user publications according to the date (in the following format: YYYYMMDD) on which their account was created.

    user_creation_day:>20240701

    Allows you to filter publications by users created after 1 July 2024.

    original_user_creation_day:

    (> / < / =)

    Allows you to filter the publications of original users according to the date (in the following format: YYYYMMDD) on which their account was created.

    original_user_creation_day: >20240701

    Used to filter publications by original users created after 1 July 2024.

    user_account_age:

    (> / < / =)

    Allows you to filter users' publications according to the number of days from the creation of their account to the time the publication was issued.

    user_account_age:<30

    Used to filter on publications by users created within the 30 days preceding the publication.

    original_user_account_age:

    (> / < / =)

    Allows you to filter the publications of original users according to the number of days since their account was created at the time the publication was issued.

    original_user_account_age:>30

    Used to filter on publications by original users created more than 30 days before publication.

    parody: (true / false)

    Allows you to filter accounts designated as parody.

    parody:true

    Filters out all the parody accounts that have commented on the subject.

    original_parody: (true / false)

    Used to identify when a ‘normal’ account quotes content from a parody account.

    original_parody:true

    Used to identify tweets that have responded to content from a parody account.

    !quoted_contains:

    It allows you to filter on a specific sequence of characters that has been used in a quoted tweet, while taking the case letter into consideration.

    !quoted_contains:PSG It focuses on tweets quoting another one that contains the sequence of characters PSG (PSG, #PSGMANCHESTER, ...)

    quoted_user:user

    It allows you to filter on tweets quoting a specific user. A quote being neither a retweet or a mention, this operator allows to isolate this other type of engagement

    quoted_user:elonmusk It focuses on tweets quoting one of @elonmusk's tweets.

    quoted_tweet:TweetURL

    It allows you to filter on tweets quoting a specific other tweet. A quoted tweet being neither neither a retweet or a link share, this operator allows to isolate this other type share. Write the tweet under this format : "http://twitter.com/AUTOR/statuses/ID"

    quoted_tweet:http://twitter.com/visibrain/statuses/1090292597573193728 It isolates quoted tweets whose ID is 1090292597573193728

    quoted_bio

    It allows you to filter on the posts quoting a user tweet containing a specific keyword in its biography.

    quoted_bio:minister It filters on all the posts quoting ministers tweets.

    quoted_bio_contains:

    It allows you to filter on the posts quoting a user's tweet containing a specific sequence of characters in its biography.

    quoted_bio_contains:eco It focuses on all the posts quoting tweets that have been posted by users whose biography contains the sequence of characters "eco". It will get "economy", "ecological", "ecofriendly", etc...

    !quoted_bio_contains:

    It allows you to filter on posts quoting a user's tweet whose biography contains a specific sequence of characters while taking the case letter into consideration.

    !quoted_bio_contains:Apple It focuses on the posts quoting tweets that have been posted by users whose biography contains the sequence of characters "Apple" with capital A. It will get : Appel, Appleaddict, proApple, antiApple It won't get : apple, applefruit...

    link_title:

    It allows you to isolate articles whose title contains a specific word.

    link_title:taxes It focuses on the articles whose title contains the word "taxes"

    link_title_contains:

    It allows you to isolate articles whose title contains a specific sequence of characters.

    link_title_contains:tax It focuses on articles whose title contains the following sequence of characters : "tax" It will take into consideration : tax, taxi, taxing, taxpayer...

    !link_title_contains:

    It allows you to isolate articles whose title contains a specific sequence of characters, while taking the case letter into consideration.

    !link_title_contains:PSG It focuses on the articles whose title contains the sequence of characters : "PSG".

    link_description_contains:

    It allows you to isolate articles whose body article (content, description, introduction) contains a specific sequence of characters.

    link_description_contains:eco It focuses on the articles whose content contains the following sequence of characters "eco". It will take into consideration : eco, economy, ecological, ecofriendly, etc.

    !link_description_contains:

    It allows you to isolate articles whose body article (content, description, introduction) contains a specific sequence of characters while taking the case letter into consideration.

    !link_description_contains:PSG It focuses on articles whose content contains the following sequence of characters : "PSG" with capital letters and exclude "psg" without capital letters. It works the same with accents. It will take into consideration : PSG, PSGfans, PSGgroup .....

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