How does the Search option help me?
The Search option lets you stay on top of specific topics discussed across Facebook and Twitter easily.
For example, imagine you are a start-up business and you want to know what people are saying about start-ups. In the Search bar, type “start-ups” and choose Twitter. You get all updates from Twitter related to the keyword “start-ups”. This way, you can stay on top of any specific subject by entering a related keyword and also save the search for later use.
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