The keyword filter allows you to omit posts according to the keywords that you define.

Once this option is activated, you will be able to include or exclude posts based on the defined “keywords” that are found in the content of the post, whether in the title, description or categories.

In the campaign editor, you will find the section “Keywords Filters”, where you can define the “words” of your choice.

Omit posts by “words” that are in the content, or words that are not in the content.

Basic use: The keyword filters in this section allow you to exclude a fetched post if it contains some “word” in its content, title, or in its source categories. You can leave all fields blank to ignore this option.

(Must contain) Any of these words: You can check one or all three options, and the “word” must be in at least one of them.

(Must contain) All of these words: All three options should be checked and all of the “words” must be in them.

For example: If the post content contains the word “motor” and you wish to exclude it because you do not want posts about motors, simply type “motor” in the “Words” field of the “Cannot contain” block (1 word per line).

Regular expressions: This option is for advanced users. Regular expressions are compatible. Using this option will allow you to make more powerful filters. Let’s take the filter of multiple words, for example. Instead of using many lines of words to assign “motor” and “automobile” to motors, you can use the operator | . Example: (motor|automobile). If you want to distinguish between upper- and lowercase in RegEx, add “/i” to the end of RegEx.