In this article, you will learn about the sources available to Media Monitor and where your search results come from.
Table of Contents:
- Available Sources
- Paid Content
- How can I link an RSS feed?
- How can I monitor a Facebook page or Instagram hashtags?
Available Sources
Public Data
- News Sites:
- Articles behind a paywall
- Blogs
- Forums
- Blendle
- First Paragraph
- X
- Hashtags
- Own Tweets
- Replies to own tweets
- Review Sites
Customer Data*
- X
- Direct messages
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Facebook
- Own posts
- Comments on own posts
- Sources for monitoring other pages
Monitoring public Facebook pages includes public posts and comments that match your query. A standard set of approximately 25 public Facebook pages is included by default, and you can add additional public pages as monitoring sources.
These comments are primarily intended for analysis in Media Monitor. For details on what you can expect, see the FAQ about monitoring Facebook comments from public pages.
- Instagram
- Own posts
- Comments on own posts
- Sources for hashtags
- LinkedIn
- Own posts
- Comments on own posts
- YouTube
- Own posts
- Comments on own posts
- RSS feeds
- Klacht.nl
- Reviews on own account
*Customer data is collected after linking your own Social Media accounts. In this article, you can learn how to link a Social Media account in the settings of Engage.
Paid Content
If purchased, the Media Monitor also has access to paid content. This may include radio and television data, print data (newspapers, magazines, trade journals), and international data.
How can I link an RSS feed?
You would like to monitor a website with news articles. This is possible by using an RSS feed. In this article, you will learn how to add this RSS feed to Engage.
How can I monitor a Facebook page or Instagram hashtags?
In Engage, it is possible to monitor public Facebook pages and Instagram hashtags. In this article, you can learn how to add a public Facebook page in the settings, and in this article, you can learn how to add Instagram hashtags.
When monitoring a public Facebook page, Media Monitor can also include public comments that match your query. For details on visibility, limitations, and expected behaviour, see the FAQ about monitoring Facebook comments from public pages.