Social
Find and filter posts
This guide explains how to find and filter posts and how to check the result before you finish.
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Before you start
- You can open Social.
- You know the client, location, social profiles, and publishing date.
- You have access to the approved business update, offer, media, tags, and connected profiles.
Steps
Choose the right scope
Open Social and select the client, location, social profiles, and publishing date.
Confirm what the page is showing
Check the approved business update, offer, media, tags, and connected profiles. Make sure the scope and date match the question you are trying to answer.
Find and filter posts
Use the list, calendar, or feed view with search, status, network, and location filters to find a post.
Open the supporting detail
Preview the copy and media for each selected network before publishing or scheduling.
Record the next action
The post shows the intended profiles, content, media, timing, and per-channel status. Save or assign the next step instead of treating the summary as proof that work is complete.
EXPECTED RESULT
What you should see when you finish
- The post shows the intended profiles, content, media, timing, and per-channel status.
- The page shows the client or location you intended to change or review.
- Any approval, publishing, or follow-up status is recorded separately from the draft.
If something does not look right
The option or data is missing
Check the selected scope, date range, account connection, and your permissions. Post types, media limits, analytics, and publishing controls differ by network and account connection.
The result does not match the source
Return to Social, confirm the source and checked date, then repeat the task with the same scope. Do not replace a missing value with zero or assume a submitted change is already live.
Find and filter posts FAQ
What does “Find and filter posts” help me do?
Use the list, calendar, or feed view with search, status, network, and location filters to find a post.
How do I know this task is complete?
The post shows the intended profiles, content, media, timing, and per-channel status.
What should I do if the option or data is missing?
Check the selected scope, account connection, date range, and permissions. Post types, media limits, analytics, and publishing controls differ by network and account connection.