Topics

Each topic decides which conversations MarketIQ looks for, where it looks, and when it runs.

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Topic

Schedule

Basics

Name shown in MarketIQ

Your role in the sign-off

Services page the reply links to

Expert description Who the replies are written as. Leave blank to use the name plus "engineer".

What counts as relevant

These words decide which conversations are worth a reply. Separate them with commas or new lines.

Key words A conversation has to mention at least one of these to be picked up.

Supporting words Related words that make a match more convincing.

Ambiguous words Key words that also mean other things (like "notebook"). On their own they don't count; a supporting word has to appear too. Each one must also be in Key words.

Words to exclude Skip any conversation that mentions one of these.

Where to look

Platforms

Subreddits Up to 8, without the "r/".

Medium tags Up to 8. The tag as it appears in a Medium link, for example data-engineering.

Search phrases Phrases to search Quora for, one idea each. Also used to pick what original posts are about.

Search word Added to every search, and used to search all of Reddit. Usually the product name.

Output

Replies per platform

Original posts

Posts per platform

Leave a box empty to use the default.

Writing style

Changes apply from the next run. The accuracy checks and the automatic opening and sign-off always stay, and so do the length limits: never more than 250 words for a reply, 200 for a post. A draft over the limit is dropped.

How replies should read

How original posts should read

Style examples

Replies and posts the team liked. New drafts copy their tone, structure and length, never their facts or wording.

Add an example

Example of

Text Saved as soon as you add it. On the Conversations page, admins can also save a reply with Save as style example.

Accuracy hints

Examples of vague answers Answers that sound right but leave out the detail that matters. The checker uses them to send vague drafts back.