Is there anyway we can only monitor conversations which are generated from a specific country, ie I am not interested in posts generate from the USA (for example) and only from the UK
Now sure this is possible ??
Hello Tim,
You can analyze posts from specific countries, regions, or location groups in Microsoft Social Listening and filter your data to see where the posts are coming from.
You can access location analysis by navigating to Microsoft Social Listening > Analytics > Location.
On the Location page, only posts that contain location data (author location or post location) are analyzed. In the page title, you’ll find information on the percentage of the posts that contain location data.
In addition to Trend, Languages, and Sentiment, you’ll see the following visuals:
•Location buzz: Shows the number of posts that contain location data.
•Location type: Shows the ratio of author location and post location from posts that contain location data. If a post contains information on both location types, the post location is taken into account over the author location.
•Locations: Provides a quick overview over the five locations that were most often found in posts of your current data set
For more information about this feature, please check out this link:
+ New in Microsoft Social Listening - Location Analysis | blogs.technet.com/.../new-in-microsoft-social-listening-location-analysis.aspx
Hope it helps.
Best Regards,
Hi Tim,
Yes, but you have to do it after you have made your search query. Once the search query has been made and you get your results, you can filter it on Location.
If you want to do it in real-time, you can use the new Activity Map and use the Area Filter to get real-time posts only for a specific area.
Rgds
Allan
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