This section explains how content filtering and control work in DXT360 Analytics, including how to manage unwanted content, improve result accuracy, and apply filters to better focus your analysis.
How do I block a spam or buzzer account?
You can block unwanted or irrelevant accounts by applying filters or exclusions within your campaign or data view. This helps improve the relevance of your data and insights.
Once blocked, content from those accounts will no longer appear in your dashboard or reports.
Does blocking an account remove its data permanently?
Blocking an account removes its content from your current view and reports, but it does not permanently delete the data from the system.
The data may still exist but will no longer be included in your analysis.
Why do I still see unwanted or irrelevant content in my results?
Unwanted content may still appear because keyword matching includes variations, similar terms, and broader language patterns. This helps capture more data but may reduce precision.
To improve relevance, you can refine your keywords or apply exclusion filters.
How can I improve the accuracy of my campaign results?
You can improve accuracy by refining your keywords, adding more specific terms, and removing broad or ambiguous keywords.
Using filters such as channel, country, or exclusions can also help narrow down the results.
Can I apply filters to specific channels only?
Yes, filters can be applied based on selected channels to narrow down your data.
This allows you to focus your analysis on specific platforms or sources.
Does filtering affect historical data or only new data?
Filtering settings primarily affect how data is displayed and analyzed, including both existing and newly collected data.
However, changes to keywords or campaign setup may only impact data collected after the update.