exa-x-search

To search tweets and monitor X sentiment, use query-driven filtering with date bounds to surface relevant posts, author handles, dates, and source links. This approach applies to social listening, product announcement tracking, and competitor monitoring across recent tweets.

Tracking competitor mentions and developer reactions on Twitter involves social listening through targeted query filtering. You can surface community opinions and emerging trends from recent X activity to spot repeated objections or feedback before making positioning decisions.

Yes, Exa supports tweet discovery and social listening without manual Twitter searches by using the web search advanced tool with the tweet category. It applies query-driven filtering and optional livecrawl to retrieve recent results for trend discovery.

Tweet monitoring with Exa supports filtering by date bounds to retrieve recent posts. By applying the category tweet parameter alongside date constraints, the search surfaces time-sensitive social signals and discussions relevant to your specific query.

Limitations of social search for product announcement tracking on X include reliance on the Exa web search advanced tool and dependency on optional livecrawl for the most recent results. The search primarily surfaces public posts and cannot access private conversations.

Yes, you need the Exa web search advanced tool to discover trending topics on Twitter. This tool provides the required tweet category filtering, query-driven parameters, and optional livecrawl capabilities to accurately surface and monitor recent social discussions.