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Launch Mission 1: Build & Edit a Media Monitoring Search

  • October 14, 2026 at 6:39 PM
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Your first search has already been set up for you.  It’s best practice to review your searches monthly, or anytime something changes with your brand or organization - a new product, campaign launch, or a competitor worth watching.

 

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Pick one — either earns 100 points.

Prefer hands-on learning? The live workshop lets you build alongside others and ask questions in real time.

 

Mission 1:

 

How to Complete this mission:

 

1. Build your search

 

Use the AI Search Assistant in Explore to help you build your first query.

2. Refine your search with filters

 

Search building is iterative — this step is your quality check. Preview your results and ask yourself:

  • Are these mentions actually about my brand?
  • Am I missing obvious coverage?
  • Is there too much noise?

Then use AI, filters, or refine manually:

3. Save your search

Once you're happy with your results, save your search.

🎥 Watch how to save your search

Saving unlocks the rest of Meltwater — alerts, digests, reports, and dashboards all run off a saved search.

 


 

4. Share it in Community

Post your work to get feedback from our product experts and your peers.

  1. Comment on this post
  2. Add a line or two on what you built.
  3. Attach a screenshot of your search setup and results.

Blur out any information you don't want to share.

👀 Once you've posted, see what your peers have shared.

 

    4 replies

    mChampion Level 1
    October 6, 2026

    Great refresher on searches! 

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    New Member
    October 20, 2026

    This was super helpful and Cris was an excellent instructor. 

     

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    Zach_Lepard
    mEmployee
    October 20, 2026

    This is such a solid search ​@natalie.kfoury, great job! I like that you utilized the exclusions and dropped keywords into the “None of These” box. This sets you up so well for more advanced boolean queries! 

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    Zachary Lepard
    Explorer
    October 20, 2026

    Great training by Cris today!

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