The search results are not always the most suitable with respect to what we’re looking for. So we show you how you can perform search queries more efficient in a little-known browser, Twitter. The messaging service Twitter has an outstanding advantage compared to Facebook, i.e. the publications we see is real-time. Facebook sometimes has really frustrating publications from previous days and find out what’s really new. This valuable functionality of Twitter allows that we know about the latest or most relevant with respect to any issue and therefore is also a useful search engine content. However, there are some Twitter tips to improve search results and make them more efficient, then we tell you what they are. Search on Twitter The option to Twitter search shown on the main page in the upper right and allows searches on the word mentioned in a tweet, a hashtag or on behalf of a user. Sometimes we can not find all content you need because Twitter has an automatic filter search results to show only the contents of the quality tweets or accounts, thereby eliminating Twitter search results dangerous or unsuitable for users. Including your tweets in search results (and prevent your account being suspended ), Twitter also recommends: Do not post duplicate content (links or tweets). No abuse of hashtags in one tweet. Do not send automated replies. Do not use “robots” or applications to send similar messages based on keywords. No posting similar messages in multiple accounts. Do not apply follow and unfollow aggressively. To perform a search in Twitter, you can enter the word or query in the search box and press Enter. The search results will be a combination of people, photos, videos, news and timelines. Operators Twitter also offers the possibility of using operators within search queries you make. Here are some examples: Operator Find tweets twitter search containing “twitter” and “search”. This is the default operator “Happy hour” that contain the exact phrase “happy hour” love OR hate that contain the word “love” or the word “hate” (or both) Beer Rooter containing “beer” but not “root” from: hypertext containing it sent by the “hypertext” user. “Happy hour” near “san francisco” that contain the exact phrase “happy hour” sent near “san francisco” near: NYC within: 15mi who were sent within 15 miles near “NYC” superhero since: 2010-12-27 containing the word “superhero” sent from the date “2010-12-27″ (year, month, day) Until ftw: 2010-12-27 containing the word “ftw” sent to date “2010-12-27” -horror movie that contain the word “movie” are not “horror” and show positive attitude. flight containing the word “fly” with a negative attitude traffic? containing the word “traffic” and ask a question funny filter: links containing the word “fun” and link to a URL News source: twitterfeed containing the word “news” that were entered via twitterfeed Advanced searches What you did not know is that Twitter has a search engine specifically where you also have the ability to perform advanced searches. The option of advanced search is simply a form that prevents you learn all operators described above, simply you enter words and the form is responsible for placing the operators. Thus, the advanced Twitter search lets you query for more efficient search and find better results. Now that you know of search options that offers Twitter, begins searching relevant content near your current location, filter words or users or know the things that most pleases your followers. The post How to Make efficient searches on Twitter? appeared first on FreakSense.
Posted on: Sat, 15 Nov 2014 15:14:48 +0000
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