If you follow 500 prospects who post 2-3 times per week, you get around 1,000 posts in your feed. Post topics automatically finds and labels posts that match your defined topics. You set up your topics once, and then simply filter your feed to see only relevant conversations.
What can be a topic?
Industry problems you solve
Remote team burnout
Data integration challenges
Sales team inefficiency
Your controversial opinions
Cold outreach effectiveness
AI impact on jobs
Product-led vs sales-led growth
Prospect pain points
Manual data entry
Meeting overload
Customer churn
Future trends you know well
Privacy-first marketing
AI governance
Remote work evolution
Competitor discussions
Alternative solution mentions
Product comparisons
Pricing discussions
Industry changes
New regulations
Major acquisitions
Market shifts
Common mistakes
Outdated practices
Wrong approaches
Industry misconceptions
Setting up topics
Go to Campaign β Post topics
Click "Add topic"
Fill in:
Topic name (e.g., "Sales automation" or "Team productivity")
Topic description - explain what kind of posts you want to catch
Make your description clear and consider different ways people might discuss the topic. For example:
Topic: Sales automation problems
Description: "Posts describing challenges with sales automation tools, complaints about cold outreach not working, or questions about making sales processes more efficient"
Topic: Leadership challenges
Description: "Posts about difficulties managing remote teams, scaling company culture, or handling rapid growth"
Topic: AI skepticism
Description: "Posts expressing concerns about AI tools, discussing AI limitations, or debating ethical implications of AI in business"
Using topics in your feed
Once topics are set up:
Posts matching your topics get automatically labeled
Use the "Post topic" filter to show only posts about specific topics
Hover on topic labels to see why a post was tagged
Important notes
Posts are labeled as they come in - changing or adding topics only affects new posts
When creating multiple topics, try to phrase them so they don't overlap
Topics can be very specific ("Posts about Salesforce automation problems") or broader ("Posts about CRM challenges") - choose what matches your strategy
If certain posts aren't getting labeled, try expanding your description with alternative phrasings or related concepts. Remember that you can always edit topics by clicking the edit icon.