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Boolean Practice 3 (Nested Search) In the course Creating Searches with Boolean: Foundations we reviewed the Boolean operators everyone should know in order to create searches.Here is a safe place where you can practice your new knowledge. You can also practice in Explore and test your search to see if you are getting the results you expected. How it works:Pick at least one scenario listed below and create a mock search. Add your search as a reply below. No cheating! Once you post your search, review what other learners have added to see how it compares. We will PM you the answer key Let’s Practice Let’s practice using nested searches. Scenario 1 👵Find documents that mention Yoda with Luke Skywalker or Princess Leia. Documents should not include the keyword Darth Vader. Scenario 2 🍔Find documents that mention at least one of the following keywords: hamburgers and veggie burgers. These keywords should appear within 10 words of the keywords drive-through or drive-thru Scenario 3 ✈Find
If you've ever built a search or report and thought: “Wait… this isn’t my company…”You're not alone. Sometimes entities share the exact same name and that can make your Explore results have irrelevant results.This post will walk you through how to filter out the one(s) you don’t want and make sure your content stays relevant. Why This Happens Explore pulls in content from millions of global sources, so it’s not uncommon to see mentions that aren’t actually about your brand, especially if your company name is shared by other organizations or includes a common word. Think: Delta the airline ✈️ vs. Delta Faucet 🚰 vs. Delta Electronics 🔋. The good news? There are simple ways to fix that. 💡 Tip: Do Some ReconBefore you build your search, do a little detective work:Visit both companies’ websites and socials Look for unique terms, locations, or industries Identify keywords that are commonly associated with the other brand Use those distinctions to help shape (or refine) your search Use wh
If you missed our June 26th Product Hour covering how you can get started with building reports in Meltwater; don’t worry, we’ve got you covered! Watch the recording below to learn how you can use your existing saved searches to create custom reports, the details of our available reporting widgets, and how to build reports from scratch using our blank canvas report builder! In this session we learned: How to use searches to build the foundation for comprehensive reports How to create digest reports that automatically keep you in the loop and are delivered right to your inbox How to customize your reports to hone in on the data you need If you would like to view the sample report created on today’s call you can check it out below: Netflix Sample Report Password: 123 Watch the recording here: Don’t forget to check out our lineup of upcoming Product Workshops ! Workshop Schedule
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Meltwater Community に日本語のホームページとオンデマンド翻訳機能が登場しました！日本語でコンテンツを閲覧できるだけでなく、投稿をワンクリックで瞬時に翻訳可能に。これまで以上に、学び、つながり、交流しやすくなりました。ぜひお好みの言語でご活用ください。ホーム画面からご希望の言語を選択してください： 投稿を翻訳：私たちは現在、Meltwaterのカスタマーエキスパートプログラムである「Experts with Insights」プログラム の参加者を募集しています。効果的だった戦略、そこから得た学び、またはMeltwaterを活用しているユニークな方法など、あなたの経験をぜひコミュニティと共有してみませんか？📢「Experts with Insights」プログラムへの応募はこちら： エキスパート募集！ 日本語を話すユーザー向けにデザインされたインタラクティブなトレーニングセッションにご招待できることを楽しみにしています！このワークショップでは、以下の内容を取り上げます：効率的なモニタリングのための強力な検索を作成・保存する方法 高品質のメンションを見つけ、ターゲットを絞った著者リストを作成するためのフィルターの使い方（インフルエンサー分析に最適） ワークフロー管理を改善するためのラベリング機能を使ったアカウントの整理方法 初心者の方でもスキルを再確認したい方でも、このセッションは体験を最適化するための重要なツールを提供します。今すぐ登録= 初めてでも安心！エクスプロア超基本講座 - 7月9日（火） 検索を極める！エクスプロア中級講座 - 7月23日（火） 追加の英語トレーニング:Leveraging Social Listening for Competitive Analysis - July 9th EMEA Getting Started with Media Monitoring - July 10th AI Prompt Writing for Communications & Marketing Professionals - July 15th Newsletter Product Team: Ask Me Anything - July 16th EMEA Getting Started with Alerts, D
Hallo zusammen,mCommunity-Updates:Die Meltwater Community bietet jetzt eine deutschsprachige Startseite und sofortige Übersetzungen von Beiträgen auf Abruf! Sie können Inhalte auf Deutsch durchsuchen und jeden Beitrag mit nur einem Klick sofort übersetzen – so wird es einfacher denn je, in Ihrer bevorzugten Sprache zu lernen, sich zu vernetzen und auszutauschen.Wählen Sie Ihre bevorzugte Sprache auf der Startseite aus: Beitrag übersetzen: Wir freuen uns, die Bewerbungsphase für unser Experts with Insights Program – unser Kundenexpertenprogramm – zu eröffnen.Ganz gleich, ob es sich um eine erfolgreiche Strategie, einen wertvollen Fehler oder eine einzigartige Art handelt, wie Sie Meltwater nutzen – wir möchten Ihnen helfen, Ihre Erfahrung zu teilen.📢 Werden Sie ein Expert with Insight: Aufruf an Experten!ProduktworkshopsWir freuen uns, Sie zu unseren bevorstehenden Trainingssessions für unsere deutschsprachigen Nutzer:innen einzuladen! Egal, ob Sie gerade erst anfangen oder Ihre Kenntn
Resources Industry & Market Research Tool KitIndustry & Market Research ChecklistmCommunity Post: Creating a Social Listening Search to Identify Emerging Trends and Gaps in Products for Your IndustrymCommunity Experts Post: How I Use Meltwater to Stay Updated on Industry NewsmCommunity: Check out our Industry Circles to see what others in your industry are talking about! Pro Tip: Not sure what terms to include? Ask the AI Search Assistant for help! Boolean Search Terms BOOLEAN STRING Industry Topic "industry topic keyword" OR "industry topic keyword variation" Industry Topic | Featured Mentions title:"Industry Topic Keyword" OR ingress:"Industry Topic Keyword" Industry Topic | Featured Mentions (with name variations) title:("Industry Topic Keyword" OR "Industry Topic Keyword Variation") OR ingress:("Industry Topic Keyword" OR "Industry Topic Keyword Variation")
Resources Crisis & Risk Management Tool KitCrisis & Risk Management ChecklistCrisis Management BooleanmCommunity Experts Post: How I Utilize Meltwater for Crisis MonitoringmCommunity Experts Post: "Fore!" - How my team used Meltwater to navigate a high-profile crisis event, plus 6 things we would do differently todaymCommunity Watch: Mastering Crisis Management with Aurora Meyer, APRmCommunity Workshop: Monitoring a Brand Crisis Pro Tip: Not sure what terms to include? Ask the AI Search Assistant for help! Boolean Search Terms BOOLEAN STRING NOTES Crisis Name "brand name" AND ("crisis topic" OR "crisis topic variation") Too many irrelevant mentions? Try replacing the AND operator with NEAR/15 (you can replace the 15 with any number)
Resources Campaign Monitoring Tool KitCampaign Monitoring ChecklistCampaign Management BooleanmCommunity Experts Post: AI-driven Strategies to Transform Your Social Media CampaignmCommunity Experts Post: Engaging Gen Z and Alpha in 2025: A Marketer’s Guide to Staying Cool Pro Tip: Not sure what terms to include? Ask the AI Search Assistant for help! Boolean Search Terms BOOLEAN STRING NOTES Campaign Search "campaign name" OR #campaignhashtag OR (@companyhandle AND "campaign name") Think of all of the possible variations of how people may be searching for these keywords
Resources Common Boolean ExclusionsmCommunity Experts Post: How to Remove Brand Noise from your Boolean Pro Tip: Need more assistant with creating an exclusionary Boolean string? Ask the AI Search Assistant for help! Boolean Search Terms BOOLEAN STRING Market Research Report Announcement outletType:"market_research_report" PR Wires outletType:"press_releases" Stock Market News outletType:stock_market_news Obituaries (die or died or "passed away" or funeral* or obit* or "was taken to" or "rushed to" or birth* or born or "re-evaluat*" or "was treated" or "were transported" or "was transported" or "were released" or "was released" OR defunciones OR title:defunciones OR obituary OR obituaries OR obit OR "death notice" OR "death notices" OR title:obit* OR title:"death notices" OR title:"death notice" OR "in lieu of flowers" OR "memorial contributions" OR "memorial donations" OR "passed away" OR "after illness" OR "devoted and loving" OR "with great sadness" OR funeral OR f
Resources Common Boolean ExclusionsmCommunity Experts Post: How to Remove Brand Noise from your Boolean Pro Tip: Need more assistant with creating an exclusionary Boolean string? Ask the AI Search Assistant for help! Boolean Search Terms BOOLEAN STRING Accidents (die or died or "passed away" or funeral* or obit* or "was taken to" or "rushed to" or "re-evaluat*" or "was treated" or "were transported" or "was admitted to" or "was transported" or "were released" or "was released" or "key players" or "received treatment" or "were taken to" or "pronounced dead" or "by ambulance to" or "subsequently treated at" or "police took him to") Affirmative Action/Race-Based Admissions ("race-based admissions" OR "affirmative action" OR "college admissions policies" OR "university admissions policies" OR "diversity in admissions" OR "racial diversity" OR "admissions discrimination" OR "racial bias" OR "race-conscious admissions" OR "race-sensitive admissions" OR "racial preferences in admis
Social media isn’t just noise—if you know where to look, it’s a goldmine of insight.In this Summit 2025 replay, Paige Walker from The Hershey Company shows us how her team turns social conversations into smart business decisions. From campaign adjustments to product innovation, you’ll get a behind-the-scenes look at how insights fuel strategy at one of the world’s most iconic snacking brands. What you’ll learn: How to extract real meaning from large datasets Techniques to track shifting trends and sentiment What actually happened when Hershey changed its beloved Kisses holiday ad Why social listening played a role in launching new products (like freeze-dried Jolly Ranchers 👀) This is a great watch if you’re working in brand, insights, or communications—and want to make better, faster decisions using data you already have.Speaker: Paige Walker, Associate Manager, Consumer Insights, The Hershey Company
I’m curious to know why Reddit upvotes and comments are not available in Radarly and Explore. This data provides important context on what topics a community feels most passionately about. Without these metrics, all posts are equally weighted which makes it difficult to decipher what communities care about. Since Reddit data is essentially full firehose, why is this not universally available in Meltwater?
In the course Creating Searches with Boolean: Advanced we reviewed the Boolean operators that can help you find prominent mentions of your organization. Here is a safe place where you can practice your new knowledge. You can also practice in Explore and test your search to see if you are getting the results you expected. How it works:Pick at least one scenario listed below and create a mock search. Add your search as a reply below. No cheating! Once you post your search, review what other learners have added to see how it compares. We will PM you the answer key Let’s Practice Let’s practice using the operators title: and ingress:. Pick at least one scenario listed below and create a mock search. Add your search as a reply below. Scenario 1 👵Find documents that mention Star Wars or George Lucas in the first paragraph of an article written by Mike Hale. Scenario 2 🍔Find documents that mention at least one of the following McDonald’s holiday menu items in the title or first paragraph:
In the course Creating Searches with Boolean: Advanced we reviewed the Boolean operators that can help you find content from journalists. Here is a safe place where you can practice your new knowledge. You can also practice in Explore and test your search to see if you are getting the results you expected. How it works:Pick at least one scenario listed below and create a mock search. Add your search as a reply below. No cheating! Once you post your search, review what other learners have added to see how it compares. We will PM you the answer key Let’s Practice Let’s practice using the author operator. Scenario 1 👵Find documents written by the journalist Mike Hale that mention Star Wars or Lord of the Rings. Scenario 2 🍔Find documents about the company McDonald's that are written by at least one of the following journalists: Isabella Simonetti, Vivian Giang, or Stephen Gandel. Scenario 3 ✈Find documents that mention Delta Airlines and supply chain that are written by the journalist
In the course Creating Searches with Boolean: Advanced we reviewed the Boolean operators that can help you find specific content from Twitter. Here is a safe place where you can practice your new knowledge. You can also practice in Explore and test your search to see if you are getting the results you expected. How it works:Pick at least one scenario listed below and create a mock search. Add your search as a reply below. No cheating! Once you post your search, review what other learners have added to see how it compares. We will PM you the answer key Let’s Practice Let’s practice using the Twitter operators:to: mention: from: Scenario 1 👵Find Twitter documents that mention or are a reply to @MarkHamill that also mention Luke Skywalker. Scenario 2 🍔Find Twitter documents that are posted from at least one of the following fast-food restaurants: @BurgerKing, @McDonalds, or @Wendys. All documents should also include the keyword french fries. Scenario 3 ✈Find documents that are ear
If you missed our June 27th Product Hour covering how you can get started with building reports in Meltwater; don’t worry, we’ve got you covered! Watch the recording below to learn how you can use your existing saved searches to create custom reports, the details of our available reporting widgets, and how to build reports from scratch using our blank canvas report builder! In this session we learned: How to use searches to build the foundation for comprehensive reports How to create digest reports that automatically keep you in the loop and are delivered right to your inbox How to customize your reports to hone in on the data you need If you would like to view the sample report created on today’s call you can check it out below: Netflix Sample Report Password: 123 Watch the recording here: Don’t forget to check out our lineup of upcoming Product Workshops ! Workshop Schedule
Mises à jour de la mCommunity:La communauté Meltwater propose désormais une page d’accueil en français ainsi que des traductions de publications à la demande ! Vous pouvez parcourir le contenu en français et traduire instantanément n’importe quelle publication en un seul clic—rendre l’apprentissage, les échanges et l’engagement plus faciles que jamais dans la langue de votre choix.Sélectionnez votre langue préférée depuis l’écran d’accueil: Traduisez n’importe quelle publication: Nous sommes également ravis d’ouvrir les candidatures pour notre programme Experts with Insights — notre programme d’experts clients. Que ce soit une stratégie qui a porté ses fruits, une erreur dont vous avez tiré des enseignements, ou une façon unique d’utiliser Meltwater, nous souhaitons vous aider à la partager. Devenez un Expert with Insight ici: Appel à experts ! Ateliers produit Nous avons le plaisir de vous inviter à nos prochaines sessions de formation destinées à nos utilisateurs francophones ! Que v
The AI Search Assistant is an AI-powered chatbot customized with internal knowledge of the Meltwater Boolean language and associated operators. It helps generate brand and industry searches, expand or narrow searches, repair Boolean errors, and even translate searches to other languages! The AI Search Assistant simplifies the search query writing process for users of all levels, writing high-quality searches faster and with less hassle, leading to more accurate results and time for making data-driven decisions. The AI Search Assistant tackles three general applications: generate, refine, and translate. Generate Create brand/industry search: build a brand/industry search based on related keywords and suggestions Create a search from scratch: generate the first version of a Boolean search string based on the user’s input Improve Expand or narrow search: Take an existing search and add more topics to broaden or expand on a search string, or suggest additional operators to na
The AI Search Assistant is accessed from within Explore. It is available for all Explore users. On the Meltwater Home Page, you will find a link to Explore in the banner and a card included in the More From Meltwater carousel on the right-hand side of your screen. Both take you to Explore, where you can launch the AI Assistant. Meltwater Home Page More From Meltwater Carousel From Explore, the AI Search Assistant can be accessed in the following places: Via the banner at the top of the page From the Advanced Search page Custom Category pop-up. Explore Home Page Advanced Search Custom Category
AI Search Assistant Home PageThe AI Search Assistant home page is broken into the following areas: Templated prompts - click to run one Chatbox - type your questions, requests, and more here Send message - click to send your responses to the search assistant. Alternatively, press enter to send. Provide feedback - The search assistant can make mistakes. Please let us know if it does via this feedback link. New chat - click to start a new chat and erase previous chat history Back - close the AI Search Assistant Using the AI Search AssistantCreating a Brand Search (or any search) Let’s look at a video that walks you through using the AI Search Assistant Here is a step by step guide.Let’s say you need to monitor a brand like Rivian: You can type your request into the search bar in the Explore Home Page or you can open the AI Search Assistant with this button. The search assistant gives you a few options, such as building new and opening saved searches. Note: If you s
The assistant has many built-in capabilities to help with search creation.Generate and Refine Boolean Searches Translate Searches Explain Searches and Operators Search Repair Language Support Creating a Topic-Brief with Live DataIf you start the assistant from Explore with an ad hoc or saved search in the editor, and ask the assistant to fix/edit/etc., your search will automatically copy your search from Explore directly into the assistant. Below are some of the things that the Search Assistant can do for you: Generate and Refine Boolean Searches Have Search Assistant create a new search that includes only certain types of content Help me create a boolean search for tweets about Tesla and the EV industry. You can then ask to build upon the existing search and expand the terms: Expand the query to include other EV manufacturers similar to Tesla, and leave the rest of the query intact. To obtain better results and minimize the chances of errors, we recommend starting from a simple re
Are the searches created with the assistant private? What knowledge has been provided to the Search Assistant? Where does the Search Assistant code run? Why does the Assistant say that it can only help with Boolean searches? Why would I use the Search Assistant instead of Chat-GPT? Are the searches created with the assistant private?Yes, your searches are private. We have agreements in place with both OpenAI and Azure (the underlying infrastructure) that all data sent to OpenAI or Azure will be encrypted at all times and will not be used for training OpenAI or Microsoft models. Meltwater, however, retains the ability to capture and use the searches for auditing and compliance purposes as well as to improve the experience for all our customers. What knowledge has been provided to the Search Assistant?The Search Assistant has the entire knowledge of GPT-4 but we have also provided it with knowledge of Meltwater's internal documentation for our boolean language syntax, associated operator
Resources Brand Monitoring Tool KitCreating a Brand Search: ChecklistSearching for Articles Where Your Brand Is FeaturedmCommunity WorkshopsmCommunity Post: How to Monitor Your Social Channels in MeltwatermCommunity Experts Post: How to Remove Brand Noise from your Boolean Pro Tip: Streamline the search creation process using the AI Search Assistant! Boolean Search Terms Boolean String Notes Brand Mentions ("brand name" OR "brand name variation" OR @brandXhandle OR #brandhashtag) Featured Mentions (title:"Your Brand" OR ingress:"Your Brand") To pull in title and first paragraph (ingress) mentions of your brand Featured Mentions (with name variations) ( title:("Your Brand" OR "Your Brand Name Variation") OR ingress:("Your Brand" OR "Your Brand Name Variation") ) Same as above, but for use with multiple variations of a brand name. For eg. title:("Mercedes-Benz" OR "Mercedes Benz") Executive Mentions ("brand name" OR "brand name variation") AND ("exec na
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