Choose useful keywords for a browsing workflow

Keywords determine the search starting point. Broad terms admit irrelevant content, while narrow terms may return nothing; a fixed keyword count does not measure quality.

Start with a concrete problem, such as rental-apartment wardrobe storage rather than storage. Search manually and check whether results address it, then add sorting or time filters. Adjust one kind of condition at a time.

Workflows support keyword search, but available controls depend on region and website version. If a keyword change produces unexpected results, compare the visible website query with the saved configuration before inspecting logs.

Move from a broad word to a concrete question

Beauty is broad; makeup separating during a commute states a problem. Organize terms by object, situation and question, then test them in website search rather than importing many near-duplicates at once.

Change one condition when refining results

• Irrelevant results: narrow the question before increasing interactions.
• Too few results: check combined type, time, location and seen-status restrictions.
• Visible query differs: retain a screenshot and inspect the keyword switch and active plan.
• One term works but another does not: record them separately.

Expected output is accessible, relevant posts. Keywords are not labels to repeat mechanically in titles or comments, nor a reason to write unsupported material merely because a term appears popular.

Product reference

Product steps were checked against extension 3.5.3. See the related guide for instructions and pricing for access. Report behavior that differs through feedback, including the version and a redacted error.