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Quick Start: Get Started with XPOZ in 5 Minutes

Get started with XPOZ MCP and run your first Twitter analysis in just 5 minutes. This guide will walk you through everything you need to know.

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Step 1: Choose Your First Query 🎯

Start with a simple, clear question. XPOZ works best when you're specific about what you want to analyze.

Try One of These Starter Queries

πŸ‘€ User Analysis

Show me @elonmusk's profile and last 10 tweets

πŸ” Topic Search

Find tweets about AI from this week

πŸ“Š Trend Tracking

What's trending with #ClimateAction?

πŸ’‘ Pro Tip: Include specific details like usernames (with @), date ranges, and metrics you care about. The more specific you are, the better the results.


Step 2: Structure Your Request πŸ“

Use natural language, but include key information that helps XPOZ understand your needs.

Good Example

Analyze @TeslaMotors tweets from the past 30 days.  Show engagement metrics (retweets, likes, replies)  and identify their top 5 performing tweets.

Why it works:
- βœ… Specific account (@TeslaMotors)
- βœ… Clear time range (30 days)
- βœ… Defined metrics (engagement)
- βœ… Specific output (top 5)

Basic Example (Could Be Improved)

Show me Tesla tweets

Could be improved by adding:
- Which account? (@TeslaMotors, @elonmusk, or search all?)
- Time period? (today, this week, this month?)
- What metrics? (engagement, reach, sentiment?)

Key Elements to Include

WHO: Specific usernames or "tweets from anyone"
​WHAT: Keywords, hashtags, or topics
​WHEN: Date ranges or relative time (last week, today)
​HOW MANY: Number of results you want
​WHICH METRICS: Engagement, reach, sentiment, etc.


Step 3: Common Query Patterns 🎨

Here are proven patterns you can adapt for your needs:

Goal

Example Query

Profile Analysis

"Get @username's profile info and their 20 most recent tweets with engagement data"

Topic Research

"Search for tweets about 'climate change' from verified accounts in the past week"

Hashtag Tracking

"Find all tweets with #MarketingTips from the past month, sorted by engagement"

Competitor Analysis

"Compare @Brand1 and @Brand2 posting patterns and engagement over the past 90 days"

Viral Content

"Get tweet ID 1234567890 and show all its retweets and quote tweets"

Sentiment Analysis

"Find tweets mentioning @OurBrand from this week and analyze sentiment"


Step 4: Understanding the Response ⚑

XPOZ will return structured data. Here's what you'll typically see:

Profile Data

  • Username, display name, bio

  • Follower counts, verification status

  • Account creation date

Tweet Data

  • Text content and timestamp

  • Author information

  • Engagement metrics

  • Content details (hashtags, mentions, media)

Example Response Structure

Tweet: "Just launched our new product! πŸš€" β”œβ”€ Author: @CompanyName (verified βœ“) β”œβ”€ Posted: 2024-11-04 at 3:24 PM β”œβ”€ Retweets: 1,234 β”œβ”€ Replies: 456 β”œβ”€ Likes: 5,678 β”œβ”€ Impressions: 234,567 β”œβ”€ Hashtags: #ProductLaunch, #Innovation β”œβ”€ Mentions: @PartnerCompany └─ Media: [image_url]

⚠️ Rate Limits & Best Practices:
- Request only the data fields you need
- Use date ranges to limit result sets
- For large datasets, process in batches
- Cache results when possible


Step 5: Iterate & Refine πŸŽ“

Start broad, then drill down based on what you discover.

Example Analysis Flow

Query 1 (Broad):

Show me tweets about 'electric vehicles' from this month

β†’ Found 50K tweets, noticed Tesla dominates conversation

Query 2 (Refined):

Get @Tesla's tweets from this month with engagement metrics

β†’ Found their launch announcement got 2M impressions

Query 3 (Deep Dive):

Get tweet ID [launch_tweet] and all its quote tweets and replies

β†’ Analyzed how the announcement spread through different communities

Query 4 (Comparative):

Compare Tesla vs Rivian launch announcements and engagement

β†’ Identified what made Tesla's more effective

Advanced Tips

  • Combine multiple queries to build comprehensive reports

  • Export data to spreadsheets for further analysis

  • Set up recurring queries for ongoing monitoring

  • Use Claude to help interpret patterns and trends

  • Cross-reference findings with other data sources


Ready to Start? 🎯

Try one of these starter queries right now:

πŸ”° Beginner

Show me @OpenAI's last 10 tweets

⚑ Intermediate

Find tweets about AI safety from the past week with over 1000 likes

πŸš€ Advanced

Compare @Microsoft, @Google, and @Meta's AI-related tweets this quarter

What's Next?

Continue Learning:
- 20 Sample Prompts to Get You Started - More example queries
- Business Use Cases - Real-world applications
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