Radarly Search provides an instant search on Radarly archive.
Search any keywords using boolean operators. A text can only be retained when it respects the characteristics defined by the boolean operators. Inputs in Radarly queries follow the same syntax.
Syntax
The terms of the search do not take into account the case or symbols so we can find Éléphant by looking for elephant.
Remember to use different spellings for the words you want to follow:
All the words attached (lecoqsportif OR "le coq sportif")
Frequent typos ("raphael nadal" OR "rafael nadal")
Plurial and singular (jacket OR jackets)
etc.
Operators
The quotation marks
Use quotation marks to search for a complete expression.
"le coq sportif"
Linkfluence Search will capture all publications containing the complete phrase "le coq sportif", but not those containing only "le coq" or "coq sportif".
OR
Use the OR operator to search for different terms.
linkfluence OR "social media intelligence"
Two sets linked by OR add up, linkfluence OR "social media intelligence" will report all publications containing linkfluence as well as all publications containing "social media intelligence".
AND
Use the AND operator to associate multiple search terms.
(linkfluence OR "social media intelligence") AND (acquisition OR "raising fund")
Linkfluence Search will display all publications contaning linkfluence or "social media intelligence" provided that these publications also contain acquisition OR "raising fund".
NOT
Use the NOT to exclude certain terms from your search.
nike NOT (football)
Linkfluence Search will pick up the posts that contain the word nike and exclude the results that contain the term football.
Note
Expressions or compound words must be written between symbols " " and “ ” or « » are invalid. So we have to look for "president Barack Obama" rather than «president Barack Obama».
The maximum length of a search is 1000 characters.
Operators must be written in capital letters!
Some examples:
If you write: | Radarly Search will display ... | ... But will not display |
"tagada strawberry" | My Kids love the tagada strawberry candy | My kids love the strawberry candies, especially the tagada. |
"music festival" | Some musicians are present for the music festival | Amazing event! #musicfestival |
"Jean-Jacques Bourdin" | The interview of Jean-Jacques Bourdin... | The interview of J.J. Bourdin |
strawberries AND raspberries | We recommend you strawberries and raspberries | I love the strawberry yogurt, and I hate thos with raspberries |
Use of parentheses:
Parentheses allow you to create precedence rules between your keywords.
If you write: | Radarly Search will display ... | ... But will not display |
(strawberry AND tagada) OR (haribo AND crocodiles) | + The crocodiles are my favorite Haribo candies | + My Kids love the strawberry candies, especially the tagadas |
(("San Antonio" OR Sanantonio) AND (Spurs)) NOT (basketball) | + The win of San Antonio Spurs ! | + Basketball: the win of San Antonio Spurs! |
Filters
Use the filters tool to refine your search.
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