Watch for new posts about a specific topic

What you will get

Newly observed matching posts after the monitor’s first successful check.

Start small, inspect the results and expand only when the workflow is useful for your goal.

Follow the workflow

1. Test the wording first

   Run a small Post Search for a phrase such as “we are hiring data engineers”. Read the results and adjust the wording before scheduling repeated checks.

2. Create a keyword signal

   Open Signals, choose New posts matching keywords, enter the wording and select a schedule. Give it a name that describes what you are watching.

3. Start with the baseline

   The first successful check saves a starting point. Later checks compare matching results and record newly observed entries.

4. Review and refine

   Open the signal history, inspect each post’s date and meaning, and pause noisy or unnecessary monitors. If you need a different query, pause the old monitor and create a new one with improved wording.

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What it uses

A test search returning 10 posts uses 10 search credits and one run. Each successful monitoring check then uses one separate monitoring check, even if no change is found. Manual signal setup uses no AI request.

All plans have a maximum of 10 AI requests daily, resetting at 00:00 UTC. Manual setup uses none. Unused reserved results are restored after a search; empty or failed searches restore their allowance and search run.

What to keep in mind

A new match means newly observed by this monitor, not guaranteed newly published or high intent. Each check examines up to 25 results. Keyword monitoring does not verify an author’s role or company, and updates are shown in the app.

Live LinkedIn results are research material, not prequalified buyers. Review the original record before acting. CSV export does not include a promise of business email addresses.

Related workflow

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