Last updated: 2026/5/28
Using search operators in Keyword Monitor
This section describes the search operators and search options available in Keyword Monitor.
In Keyword Monitor, you can collect more effective Posts by combining operators. Additionally, you can narrow down results by using search options.
The following operators can be used in combination. Spaces between keywords, whether half-width or full-width, can be used.
By combining multiple conditions, you are more likely to see Posts of greater interest.
| Example of operator | Specified search criteria |
| SocialDog puppy | Posts containing the words "SocialDog" and "puppy" |
| "Good morning. Today too" | Posts containing the exact phrase "Good morning. Today too" |
| Hanshin OR Tigers | Posts containing "Hanshin" OR "Tigers" (or both) |
| Hanshin -Tigers | Posts containing "Hanshin" but not "Tigers" |
| puppy lang:ja | Japanese Posts containing the word "puppy". Examples of languages: en, es, ko,... |
| #haiku | Posts containing the Hashtags "haiku" |
| from:SocialDog_JP | Posts from the user SocialDog_JP |
| to:NASA | Replies addressed to the user "NASA" |
| @SocialDog_JP | @tweets addressed to the user "SocialDog_JP" |
| retweets_of:SocialDog_JP | Reposts (retweets) by the user SocialDog_JP |
| @SocialDog_JP is:quote | Quote Posts (quote tweets) @tweeting the user SocialDog_JP |
| #SocialDog is:reply | Replies containing the Hashtags "SocialDog" |
| @SocialDog_JP is:retweet | Reposts (retweets) @tweeting the user SocialDog_JP |
| puppy is:verified | Posts from verified Accounts containing the word "puppy" |
| puppy has:media | Posts containing the word "puppy" and an image or video |
| puppy has:videos | Posts containing the word "puppy" and a video |
| puppy has:images | Posts containing the word "puppy" and an image |
| puppy has:links | Posts containing the word "puppy" and a URL |
| puppy has:mentions | @tweets containing the word "puppy" |
| puppy has:hashtags | Posts containing the word "puppy" and Hashtags |
| puppy url:"amazon.com" | Posts containing "puppy" and the URL "amazon.com" *Register the URL from "https://" onwards. |