With Twitter saved searches, you can keep tabs on any term you want– say for example your name, your company name, or the name of a musician you like.
Saving searches allows you to efficiently keep track of the conversations that are going on about your favorite topics or hashtags without the need to type the query in each time.
In this video I used the example of a hashtag campaign I’m running through called #socialprops. Because I am tracking the performance and engagement of the campaign I know I will be searching for it often so making it one of my Twitter saved searches makes a lot of sense.
Obviously this isn’t the coolest feature of Twitter however knowing these little tips and tricks never hurts!
SEE ALSO: Uploading a new Twitter Header Image
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You can also remove saved searches by going through the same process as you did to add them. As the video below describes, Twitter will maintain up to 25 saved searches per account so choose your top saved searches wisely.
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2 responses to “Twitter Saved Search Feature Explained”
Nice post Jacob. Did you cut this in Camtasia?
hey @twitter-153574953:disqus , negative, I use Screenflow on a Mac for the screencap and editing, and Adobe After Effects for the intro and outro graphics. Have you tried to create some screencap videos too?