New to MOZ and working with Web Mentions. Can I use operators?
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Our name is HostDime but often put as Host Dime (2 words) by news sources and other sites. How do I set up my brand mention so I only get a notice when both words appear, in order, together. I don't want "That host is a dime" and such. Can I use a +Host +Dime?"Host Dime"? Do these operators work in MOZ?
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Keri - Thank you so much for this, not only the answer to my question but the FAQ section I couldn't find!
Vikki
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Yes! If you go to the How To tab at http://moz.com/help/guides/research-tools/fresh-web-explorer, you'll see a list of the operators you can use and explanations of how to use them. Hope this helps!
Keri
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