Segments enable you to apply specific rules to filter the data within a monitor or dashboard
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Create Segments
Go to iQ Social > Login using your iQ Social credentials > Listen > Segments
There are three ways to create a segment:
- First, you can create a group to categorize your segments. You can also click on No Group to see all the segments created that are not grouped. To do so, click on +Add new group, give it a name, and click on Save.
- When you click on +Add new segment, a pop-up window will open. You can select a group and assign a name to your Segment. Add rules that will filter data in the monitor or dashboard. There are different types of rules that you can select.
- Once you’re satisfied, click on Save to finish creating your segment.
Rules
- Mention text: here you may select if the mention Contains or Does not contain specific words or phrases.
- Is comment: here you will see = to True or False, which indicates whether mentions have comments or not.
- Is Retweet: here you will see = to True or False, which indicates whether mentions have retweets or not.
- Is Verified: here you will see = to True or False, which indicates whether mentions are from verified accounts.
- Network: here you will see if the network is = or !=, which indicates whether mentions are from the network selected or not.
- Hashtags: here you will see if the hashtag is = or !=, which indicates whether mentions have the hashtags selected or not.
- Tags: here you will see if the tags are = or !=, which indicates whether mentions have the tags selected or not.
- URLs in Mention Text: here, you may select if the mention Contains or Does not contain specific URLs in the mention’s text.
- Country: here you will see if the country is = or !=, which indicates whether mentions come from the country selected or not.
- Region: here you can select the region from a country.
- Metropolitan area: here you can select a metropolitan area from the US.
- Language: here you will see if the language is = or !=, which indicates whether mentions are in the language selected or not.
- Author’s username: here you will see if the username is = or !=, which indicates whether the author’s username matches a given name or not (e.g.: @name).
- Author Display Name: here you will see if the name is = or !=, which indicates whether the author’s display name matches a given name or not.
- Author’s influencers score: here you will be able to choose how high or low the author’s influence is in the mentions.
- Author’s reach: here you can choose how high or low the author’s reach is.
- Author’s number of followers: here you will be able to choose how high or low the author’s number of followers is in the mentions.
- Author Gender: here you will see if the gender is = or !=, which indicates whether the author’s gender is the gender selected or not.
- Author female score: here you will be able to choose how high or low the author female score is for the mentions.
- Author male score: here you will be able to choose how high or low the author male score is for the mentions.
- Author Bio: here you may select if the mention Contains or Does not contain specific words or phrases on the author’s bio in the mentions.
- Mentioned username (Twitter): here you will see if the mentioned username is = or !=, which indicates whether the username you put in the box is mentioned or not.
- Sentiment Category: here you will be able to choose whether the sentiment is positive, negative, or neutral.
- Tense: here you will see if the tense is = or !=, which indicates whether mentions are written in the past, present, or future tenses (or not).
- Sentiment score: here you will be able to choose how high or low the sentiment score is for the mentions.
- Subjectivity score: here you will be able to choose how high or low the subjectivity score is for the mentions.
- Vulgarity score: here you will be able to choose how high or low the vulgarity score is for the mentions.
- Joy/Trust/Fear/Surprise/Sadness/Disgust/Anger/Anticipation score: here you will be able to choose how high or low the type of sentiment score is for the mentions.
- Contains media: here you will see = to True, which indicates the mentions contain multimedia files.