What are filters?

When viewing campaign results or just to get a greater understanding of where your UGC comes from, LoudCrowd lets you easily filter photos and instagram content. Based on several parameters, organize your view with pre-populated filters.

Where can I find filters?

To filter social content, navigate to ‘Content’ in the lefthand menu; the filter feature is at the top of the page and populates a drop down menu so you can view particular images or videos. You can apply these filters to people. Select ‘Customers’ in the lefthand menu; the filter feature is at the top of the page and populates a drop down menu so you can identify people depending on a search criteria.

What are the current filters?

Filters are the best way to narrow down your search on the LoudCrowd platform based on specific parameters. See the list of current filters below:

Post Date

Posts/Customers who have posted within a specific time frame. Use the pre-set date ranges or select your own.

Label

Labels allow you to assign a specific product or product line. Example Labels: “Mascara”, “Ambassador”, “Spring/Summer Collection”.

Campaign

Posts/customers who belong to a customer campaign (i.e. ambassador, loyalty, or rewards program)

Impressions

Simply put, impressions are the total number of views on a single post. Facebook (and Instagram) define impressions as the total number of unique accounts that view your post or story.

Engagement Rate 

Instagram engagement rate (ER) is defined by user interaction with your post. To calculate ER, Instagram reviews an account’s number of followers, likes, comments, and shares. The most common equation for engagement rate is [account likes and comments divided by follower count].

Follower Count

Number of followers for any given social media account, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, etc.

Post Count

Generally, post count is the total number of viewable (or archived) posts. For your LoudCrowd account, ‘post count’ is the number of posts where your brand has been tagged.

Post Status

Approved or rejected status of post; mainly for posts belonging to a specific campaign

Caption

Posts that include a keyword or phrase

Segment

Posts/users that belong to a segment. See segment guide.

Mention Type

  • Tag: actual tag on the Instagram Photo/Video in feed
  • Caption Mention: mention of the brand in the caption of the Instagram photo
  • Story: Instagram Story tag

Username

Unique social media identifier, i.e. Instagram Handle

First Post Date

Customers who have posted for the first time within a specific time frame; use the pre-set date rangers or select your own

Where can I find Filters?

You can apply these filters by selecting ‘Content’ – in the lefthand menu – to find a particular image or video; or you can apply these filters by selecting ‘Customers’ to identify customers depending on a search criteria.

How do I use filters?

  1. Navigate to ‘Content’ or ‘Customer’ in the lefthand menu
  2. Select “Add Filter” and customize your search
  3. Select “Exclude” if you would like to exclude posts/customers from a specific label or segment
  4. “Reset” the search to clear out any filters

What are the best uses for content filters?

Content Filters:

  • Most engaging videos over the past 6 months 
  • Approved Ambassador posts 
  • Posts that mention one of my products

Customer Filters:

  • First time posters 
  • Top customers not already in a program 
  • Specific customer posts from the last 6 months

Content Filters FAQs

Can I use filters to exclude posts or customers?

Currently, you can exclude posts or customers who have been classified with a specific label or segment.

How many filters can I use in a search?

You can use as many filters as you’d like to get optimal results!

Can I save these search results to view at a later date?

Now that you have your specific posts or customer group based on your search criteria, you can either Save your search, or organize your results using Labels or Segments.

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