A keyword in ContentScout is not a search, it is a running record:
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Which of @rivalfit's posts beat their median this month, and why?
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Each day's run adds a point: how many posts surfaced, how many creators, how many views. That curve is what separates a topic that is climbing from one that is already loud and dying.
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Teo VisualsAgency owner · @teovisuals"I manage my personal brand and my clients’ content here. I explore trends, see which posts worked and why, and get ideas that don’t sound generic. Creating for yourself is the hardest part, and this makes it easy."
SaraFreelance content manager · @sara_quintero02"ContentScout’s AI really understands my niche. It’s not generic slop, it reads my audience the way a strategist would."
Tomi GYouTuber · @tunigoyafaq
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Book a call →A search shows you today. A tracked keyword runs every day and keeps the result, so you get a curve: posts, creators and views per day. That is what tells you whether a topic is climbing or fading.
What that day's result set adds up to. It is not a running total: the posts that surface change on every run, so the number measures the size of the conversation that day.
Yes. That is what makes it work on video platforms, where the caption rarely contains what the post actually says.
From 2 to 12 depending on the plan, and you can swap them whenever you want.
Yes. Each workspace has its own keywords, so a client's topics never mix with another's.
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