Twitter alerts for keywords notify you with email briefs daily all the way to hourly.
Twitter alerts for keywords notify you when new X posts match words you save, like your brand, a competitor, a hashtag, or a buying-intent phrase. Pick hourly, daily, or a setting in between for each alert.
X does not push native keyword alerts for arbitrary searches. Fedica Post Alerts runs your saved terms on a schedule and emails you an interactive brief with the matching posts.
Open Post Alerts, save your search criteria, and get your first email brief without reopening advanced search.
The bell on an X profile only notifies you when that account posts. It will not alert you when strangers mention your brand or a hashtag you care about. Twitter also removed most old keyword notification settings from the app.
X advanced search still finds those posts, but you run the search yourself each time. Post Alerts saves the query, checks X on your schedule, and emails you when new posts match. You get tweet alerts instead of reopening search.
Post Alerts uses form fields instead of Boolean syntax. Each alert can set containing all, containing any, exact phrase, not including, and excluding mentions of your account. Different accounts set different alerts. A few setups people run:
recommend a coach
executive coaching
need a coach
hiring
sports coach
Brew Maven
brewmaven coffee
#NovaSpeakerDrop
Nova Speakers
Nova launch
giveaway
contest
indie podcast
newsletter swap
creator economy
looking for
Run a separate alert for each term. A busy hashtag in the same alert as your brand name can bury the mentions you care about.
On Research, pull hashtag reports or tweet reach on the same terms.
Open Post Alerts in Fedica, add your keywords or hashtags, and connect your X account on a premium plan. Set email frequency from hourly to daily. If the first brief is too noisy, add terms under not including.
Only per account. Click the bell on someone's profile to get notified when they post. For twitter alerts for keywords or hashtags across all of X, use Post Alerts to run saved search for you.
Twitter reshuffled notification settings over the years. The in-app keyword alerts many people used in the past are mostly gone. Teams that want keyword search alerts usually set up Post Alerts or another third-party tool.
Put your topic keywords into Post Alerts. Example: breaking plus your industry, or your brand name plus a crisis term. Fedica emails you on the schedule you pick when new posts match.
X notifies you about mentions, follows, and DMs on your account. It will not email you when random accounts use a keyword in public search. For twitter keyword alerts across the platform, use Fedica Post Alerts, or bookmark an advanced search if you only check once in a while.
Sign up for a Fedica premium plan, connect X, open Post Alerts, enter your search criteria, and turn on email briefs at hourly to daily frequency.
X has no built-in push for custom keyword searches across the platform. Post Alerts checks public posts against your saved criteria and sends email briefs on your schedule.
Each alert on Fedica can run hourly or daily, or somewhere between. Hourly fits a product launch week. Daily is enough for steady competitor or industry listening.
Enter the hashtag in Post Alerts the same way you enter a keyword or phrase. No separate setup path.
Post Alerts is part of Fedica's paid X plans. There is no free tier with unlimited keyword monitoring. Every premium plan includes email briefs from hourly to daily.
Connect your X account on a premium plan, save one alert in Post Alerts, and your next email brief arrives without reopening advanced search