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How do I create my first project?
How do I create my first project?

Step-by-step guide to setting up your first project, plus extra tips and useful insights.

Updated over a week ago

Step-By-Step Guide

Setting up a project is quick and easy—just follow along, and you’ll be ready to go in no time!

  1. Choose the keywords you want to monitor

    Just type them in and separate them with commas.

    Each word or phrase you enter is treated as a separate keyword, all collected under one project. If you reach the keyword limit for your plan, no worries—you’ll get a notification.

    And if you need more keywords, just reach out to your Customer Success Manager to upgrade.

  2. Pick the language of your mentions.

    If you want a broad overview, go with "all languages." But if you're only interested in specific regions, select just one.

    Remember, there’s a mention limit per project, so if you don’t need results from every language, it’s better to be selective. You can always tweak this later in your project settings or use filters to refine your results.

How Many Keywords Can I Add to a Project?

If you want to monitor just one keyword per project, enter a single keyword, set up the project, and then repeat the process for a new project.

Some users prefer to track all competitors in one project—this method is effective if you’re primarily focused on working through mentions.

But if you want to run detailed analytics, it’s better to have a separate project for each competitor. This way, you can compare results more effectively, spot trends, and get clearer insights.

Not sure what keywords to monitor? To keep it simple—track your brand or product name for online reputation management. Monitor competitors and market keywords for competitive analysis, trend tracking, and market research. And if you're running a campaign, add relevant hashtags or campaign-specific keywords to measure its impact.


We hope you found this article helpful! If you have any more questions or need assistance, feel free to reach out.

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