For this example, we will use the TikTok account of Spotler. Wherever the explanation mentions 'spotler,' you should use your own TikTok account name when creating a search query. There are various things you can search for, with the first search query being the most common for Webcare:
Option 1: Comments on your TikTok posts
account:spotler AND bronsoort:tiktok
Option 2: The same search query as above, but with your own comments filtered out
(account:spotler AND bronsoort:tiktok) NOT user:spotler
Option 3: Excluding your own outgoing messages
For TikTok, you can use the NOT user operator to exclude your own account’s messages:
account:spotler AND bronsoort:tiktok NOT user:spotler
Option 4: Using keywords for more targeted queries
You can combine TikTok source filtering with keywords to focus on specific topics. For example:
"strawberry" OR ("orange" NOT "colour") AND source:TikTok NOT user:spotler
Option 5: Media Monitor variant
In Media Monitor, you can use:
account:spotler AND source:TikTok NOT user:spotler
Or, for a keyword-based approach:
"[Keyword 1]" OR ("[Keyword 2]" NOT "[Exclusion]") AND source:TikTok NOT user:spotler
- Replace
spotlerwith your own TikTok account name exactly as it appears in Spotler Engage. - Test the query before saving to ensure it returns the expected results.
- Adjust keywords and exclusions to make the query as relevant as possible for your needs.