Access the Social Search Tab
On the left-hand menu, click on Social Search.
2. Add a New Search
Click Add a New Search and select "X Post Search" from the dropdown menu.
3. Apply Filters in X Search
In the X Search section, you can use the following filters:
Contains Keyword: Enter keywords to match tweet content. To search for an exact word, put it in quotations (""). Without quotes, the search will return tweets with the keyword embedded in other words.
Does Not Contain Keyword: Exclude tweets containing specific keywords by adding them here.
Contains Hashtag: This will filter tweets with the specified hashtags.
Mentions Account: This option lets you filter tweets that mention a specific account.
Is Posted By: Add accounts here to collect tweets posted by those accounts.
Here's an example of a X Post Search which is intended to find posts related to web3 business growth.
Customize Your Search
You can create filter combinations using AND and OR operators, filter only tweets with images, and sort the results by relevance or recency.
4. Name Your Search and Create a Segment
Give your search a relevant name, then click Search Tweets to view your filtered results.
When the search is ready, you will be able to see all the tweets that match your search criteria. You can further apply filters based on number of impressions and engagements to reduce your search space.
You can edit the search by clicking on Edit button the upper right corner.
You can refresh the search by clicking on Refresh to get latest search results.
Tip:
You can also generate leads from the tweets by selecting the tweets and clicking on the Create Segment button on the upper right corner. Once you have created the segment, you can access it in Created by You tab inside Segments feature.
Now you're all set to collect filtered tweets that match your desired criteria!