Understanding labels and sentiments when engaging with Facebook and Instagram comments
Small comment labels help you prioritize which Facebook and Instagram comments to engage with.
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Video walkthrough
In the video below, Katie, from our Customer Advocacy team, will walk you through how to understand labels and sentiments within Buffer's engagement tools.
The Question label
Simply put, any comment that has contains ‘?’ or ‘¿’ will be labeled with a question mark icon in Buffer. This helps you easily identify which comments need an answer from you.
The Order label
We identify and label common words that are often found in comments that discuss an order or shipment. These words include:
‘order’, ‘package’, ‘shipping’, ‘shipment’, ‘shipped’, ‘tracking’, ‘delivery’, ‘deliveries’, ‘delivered’, ‘orders’, ‘ordered’, ‘pay’, ‘payment’, ‘paid’, ‘buy’, ‘bought’, ‘parcel’, ‘packet’, ‘post’, ‘postage’, ‘box’, ‘dispatch’, ‘Fedex’, ‘UPS’, ‘purchase’, ‘purchased’, ‘transaction’, ‘sale’, ‘sold’, ‘courier’, ‘address’, ‘consignment’, ‘mail’, ‘mailing’, ‘returns’, ‘refund’, ‘discount’, 'reimbursement’, ‘didn’t arrive’, ‘customs’, ‘size’, ‘sizes’
At the moment, you may find comments with the "order" label applied because one of the words above is included in a person’s username. We intend to improve this in the future to exclude usernames.
The Negativity label
We use machine learning to determine whether a comment might have a “negative” sentiment. Our model looks for certain words or word patterns that suggest the commenter is angry or upset. These comments will be labeled with an exclamation mark within Buffer.