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Editor's Notes
An intent query is a way to find mentions by people wanting to take an action; whether it’s buying something, going somewhere or doing something
Start with personal pronouns, I we you etc
Next use action terms, need want going etc… using NEAR/xf if not familiar see support desk
Finally bring in context with the subject of the action. In this case holiday, getaway etc. Could be purchasing products, seeing film etc.
If not familiar with rules, see support desk. Powerful way to create a mini Brandwatch within Brandwatch
Getting ahead of competition, maybe spend budget in the summer
No prizes for uncovering Ibiza has high Student mentions but also Turkey, Iceland and Greece possibly suggesting a budget conscious audience looking for a place catering to young(ish) travellers.
Twitter unsurprisingly dominates but interestingly those markets we’ve just talked about (Turkey, Iceland and Greece) also have a lot of conversation on forums that might be worth investigating
Finally, for those interested in uncovering sales leads or direct impact (ROI) mentions, individual mentions can be surfaced. In this example we have someone explicitly saying they want to go on holiday, where and how much they will spend.
We’ve looking at what an intent query is, how you set one up, why you’d need one, how to segment the data, who should care about it and how to use charts to uncover useable insights. Any questions?